Polynucleotides and Polypeptides Identified by IVIAT Screening and Methods of Use

ABSTRACT

The  Candida  and  Aspergillus  polypeptides of the invention have been found to be immunogenic and are useful as diagnostic test antigens. The polypeptide antigens of the subject invention can provide the basis of a diagnostic assay that would allow the rapid, in-house, laboratory diagnosis of infection with  Candida  and/or  Aspergillus  using a sample (e.g., serum, plasma, or whole blood) from an infected human or animal. Additionally, the subject invention provides methods of detecting the presence of  Candida albicans  and/or  Aspergillus fumigatus  in biological or environmental samples utilizing antibodies provided by the subject invention. Furthermore, the use of single antigens or, more preferably, one or more groups (sets) of antigens of the invention in the diagnosis of these important diseases offers many advantages including enhanced test specificity, ease of testing and consistency of results using synthetically or recombinantly produced test antigens instead of cultured, whole organisms. In one embodiment, the group of antigens comprises or consists of one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, or four or more antigens) selected from among SET1 (chromatin regulatory protein), ENO1 (enolase I), PGK1-2 (phosphoglycerate kinease), and MUC1-2 (cell surface glycoprotein). In another embodiment, the group of antigens comprises or consists of one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, six, or seven or more polypeptides) selected from among SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-2, and BGL2. In another embodiment, the group of antigens comprises or consists of one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, or fifteen or more polypeptides) selected from among MET6-1, MET6-2, NOT5, RBT4, IPF9162, CAR1, GAP1, SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-1, MUC1-2, and BGL2.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application Ser. No. 60/893,537, filed Mar. 7, 2007, and Ser. No. 60/972,413, filed Sep. 14, 2007, the disclosures of which are hereby incorporated by reference in their entireties, including all figures, tables and amino acid or nucleic acid, sequences.

GOVERNMENT SUPPORT

The subject matter of this application has been supported by research grants from the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIH/NIDCR) under grant numbers 1RO1DE13980-01 and 1R21DE015069-01 A1 and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIH/NIAID) under grant number PO1A1061537-01. Accordingly, the government has certain rights in this invention.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Candida spp. are major causes of systemic infections among hospitalized patients in the developed world, particularly among immunosuppressed patients. Candidemia, for example, is the fourth most common bloodstream infection in the United States and is associated with attributable mortality as high as 40-50% despite treatment with antifungal agents (Edmond, M B et al. Clin Infect Dis., 1999; 29:239-44; Gudlaugsson, O et al. Clin Infect Dis., 2003; 37:1172-7). The management of systemic candidiasis is complicated by the limitations of current diagnostic tests. Blood cultures, generally taken as the gold standard for the diagnosis of candidemia, are negative in up to 50% of autopsy-proven cases of disseminated candidiasis (Berenguer, J et al. Diagn Microbiol Infect Dis., 1993; 17:103-9). Moreover, blood cultures that are positive often become so late in the disease course (Ellepola, A N and Morrison, C J J Microbiol., 2005; 43:65-84; Morris, A J et al. J Clin Microbiol., 1996; 34:1583-5), which delays appropriate therapy. Such delays in the institution of an antifungal agent are associated with significantly increased mortality rates among patients with candidemia (Morrell, M et al. Antimicrob Agents Chemother., 2005; 49:3640-5; Garey, K W et al. Clin Infect Dis., 2006 Jul 1; 43:25-31). Cultures of deep tissue sites are even more problematic, and require invasive sampling procedures, which are difficult to perform and are often contra-indicated in patients at high-risk for systemic candidiasis. Because of these shortcomings, there is great interest in non-culture based diagnostic tests.

Investigators have assessed a wide range of potential diagnostic markers, including the detection of candidal nucleic acids, metabolites such as D-arabinitol, cell wall components such as β-D-glucan, and antigens such as secreted aspartyl proteinase (Sap), enolase and mannan (Ellepola, A N and Morrison, C J J Microbiol., 2005; 43:65-84). Despite individual reports of reasonable diagnostic yield for each of these tests, none have been broadly validated or accepted in widespread clinical practice. There has been less enthusiasm for antibody detection as a diagnostic strategy because of concerns for false negative tests in immunocompromised patients and false-positive tests resulting from prior exposure to commensal Candida spp. (Quindos, G et al. Rev Iberoam Micol., 2004; 21(1)). Nevertheless, recent studies detecting antibodies against Sap (Na B K and Song C Y Clin Diagn Lab Immunol., 1999; 6:924-9; Morrison C J et al. Clin Diagn Lab Immunol., 2003; 10:835-48; Yang Q et al. Mycoses, 2007; 50:165-71), enolase (van Deventer, A J et al. Microbiol Immunol., 1996; 40:125-31; Mitsutake, K et al. J Clin Microbiol., 1996; 1918-21; Lain, A et al. Clin Vaccine Immunol., 2007; 14:318-9), hyphal wall protein 1 (Lain, A et al. Clin Vaccine Immunol., 2007; 14:318-9), mannan (Sendid, B et al. J Clin Microbiol., 1999; 37:1510-7; Yera, H et al. Eur J Clin Microbiol Infect Dis., 2001; 20:864-70), a 52 kDa metalloprotein (El Moudni, B et al. Clin Diagn Lab Immunol., 1998; 5:823-5), and a C. albicans germ-tube antigen (CTGA) (Quindos, G et al. Rev Iberoam Micol., 2004; 21(1); Lain, A et al. Clin Vaccine Immunol., 2007; 14:318-9) have reported sensitivities and specificities that are consistent with other diagnostic markers, even among highly immunocompromised hosts like stem cell transplant and liver transplant recipients (Hoppe, J E et al. Mycoses, 1995; 38:41-9; Klingspor, L et al. Acta Paediatr., 1995; 84:424-8; Navarro, D et al. Eur J Clin Microbiol Infect Dis., 1993; 12:839-46; Tollemar, J et al. Scand J Infect Dis., 1989; 21:205-12; Villalba, R. et al. Eur J Clin Microbiol Infect Dis., 1993; 12:347-9). Moreover, various combinations of antibody test with an antigen test have been shown to be superior to either test alone in diagnosing systemic candidiasis (Sendid, B et al. J Med Microbial., 2002; 51:433-42; Sendid, B et al. J Clin Microbial., 2004; 42:164-71; Pazos, C et al. Rev Iberoam Micol., 2006; 23:209-15).

Despite shortcomings, cultures of blood or sterile sites remain the gold-standard for diagnosing systemic candidiasis. Alternative diagnostic markers including antibody detection have been developed, but none have been widely accepted in clinical practice. Clearly, much work remains to be done in developing diagnostic markers; antibody detection strategies merit exploration as part of these endeavors.

In Vivo Induced Antigen Technology (IVIAT) is a technique that identifies pathogen antigens that are immunogenic and expressed in vivo during human infection (Rollins et al., Cell. Microbial., 2005, 7(1):1-9; Richardson et al., J. Med. Microbial., 2005, 54:497-5-4; John et al., Infection and Immunity, 2005, 73(5):2665-2679; Hang et al., PNAS, 2003, 100(14):8508-8513; International Publication No. WO 01/11081 (Progulskefox et al.)). IVIAT is complementary to other techniques that identify genes and their products expressed in vivo. Genes and gene pathways identified by IVIAT can play a role in virulence or pathogenesis during human infection, and may be appropriate for inclusion in therapeutic, vaccine, or diagnostic applications.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

Selected genes expressed during the course of infection encode immunogenic proteins that represent targets for novel diagnostic tests. The present inventors identified over 60 immunogenic C. albicans proteins using an antibody-based screening method. In Vivo Induced Antigen Technology (IVIAT) was used to identify immunogenic Candida and Aspergillus proteins that may be targets for novel therapeutics, diagnostics, and vaccines (Handfield M. et al., Trends Microbial., 2000, 8:336-339, which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety).

In brief, sera were pooled from 24 HIV-infected patients with active candidiasis. Serum from a patient was also collected after he had recovered from IA. The present inventors repeatedly adsorbed the sera against Candida albicans or Aspergillus fumigatus cells and cell lysates. Using ELISA, it was demonstrated that repeated rounds of adsorption reduced overall anti-Candida and anti-Aspergillus antibody titers. The adsorbed sera was then used to screen C. albicans and A. fumigatus genomic DNA expression libraries. After identifying colonies that were consistently reactive with antibodies in the sera, genes encoding the immunogenic proteins were identified by searching genome sequencing databases. To date, the present inventors have identified 69 C. albicans and 14 A. fumigatus genes and their corresponding proteins (see Tables 7-8, which lists C. albicans and A. fumigatus genes and proteins, including GenBank accession numbers). A. fumigatus screening in on-going. Furthermore, the C. albicans and A. fumigatus nucleic acids and polypeptides, and the pathogenic conditions associated with the nucleic acids and/or polypeptides (such as disseminated candidiasis, oropharyngeal candidiasis, vulvovaginal candidiasis, etc.), referenced in Raman et al., Molecular Microbiology, 60(3):697-709; Cheng et al., Infection and Immunity, 2005, 73(11):7190-7197; Badrane et al., Microbiology, 2005, 151:2923-2931; Nguyen et al., Med. Mycol., 2004, 42(4):293-304; Cheng et al., Molecular Microbiology, 2003, 48(5):1275-1288; and Cheng et al., Infection and Immunity, 2003, 71(19):6101-6103, are incorporated herein by reference.

Since the C. albicans and A. fumigatus genes and proteins identified by the present inventors' screening are reactive with antibodies from humans infected with the organisms, it is expected that they are promising targets for novel therapeutics, diagnostics, and vaccines.

The Candida and Aspergillus polypeptides of the invention have been found to be immunogenic and are useful as diagnostic test antigens. The polypeptide antigens of the subject invention can provide the basis of a diagnostic assay that would allow the rapid, in-house, laboratory diagnosis of infection with Candida and/or Aspergillus using a sample (e.g., adsorbed or unadsorbed serum, plasma, or whole blood) from an infected human or animal. Additionally, the subject invention provides methods of detecting the presence of Candida albicans and/or Aspergillus fumigatus in biological or environmental samples utilizing antibodies provided by the subject invention. Furthermore, the use of single antigens or, more preferably, one or more groups of antigens of the invention in the diagnosis of these important diseases offers many advantages including enhanced test specificity, ease of testing and consistency of results using synthetically or recombinantly produced test antigens instead of cultured, whole organisms. In one embodiment of each aspect of the invention, the one or more antigens (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, or six or more antigens) is among those polypeptides disclosed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 herein, or among those polypeptides encoded by the nucleic acids disclosed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, or 17 herein. In another embodiment, the one or more antigens (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, or six or more antigens) are from C. albicans and selected from the group among Set1p, Rbt4p, Met6p, BGl2p, Gap1, Bgl2, Car1, Enol1, Fba1, IPF9162, PGK1, and Muc1. In another embodiment, the one or more antigens (e.g., one, two, three, or four or more antigens) are from C. albicans and selected from among Set1p, Rbt4p, Met6p, and BGl2p. In another embodiment, the one or more antigens (e.g., one, two, three, four, or five or more antigens) are from C. albicans and selected from among Set1p, Rbt4p, Met6p, BGl2p, and Gap1. In another embodiment, the one or more antigens (e.g., one, two, three, or four or more antigens) are from C. albicans and selected from among Car1, Enol1, Fba1, and IPF9162. In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is PGK1. In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is Muc1.

The inventors have used a human antibody-based screening strategy to identify C. albicans genes that encode immunogenic proteins, including previously uncharacterized virulence factors (Cheng, S et al. Mol Microbiol., 2003; 48:1275-88; Nguyen, M H et al. Med Mycol., 2004; 42:293-304). 12 proteins were chosen to study as targets for antibody detection assays. These proteins can be classified into four groups according to their cellular localizations and functions: classic cell wall proteins; glycolytic enzymes localized to the cell wall; intracellular proteins localized to cell wall; and intracellular proteins, likely not localized to cell wall (Table 9). The objectives were to determine if serum antibody responses against any of the recombinant antigens could reliably distinguish patients with systemic candidiasis from un-infected controls. The inventors also sought to derive a predictive model for systemic candidiasis that considered antibody responses against multiple antigens.

In this study, ELISA was used to measure serum antibody responses against 15 recombinant Candida albicans antigens among patients with systemic candidiasis due to a variety of Candida spp. (n=60) and un-infected controls (n=24). IgG responses were better than IgM in differentiating patients with systemic candidiasis from controls. The inventors tested a prediction model including serum IgG responses against all 15 antigens, and identified patients with systemic candidiasis with an error rate of 3.7%, sensitivity of 96.6% and specificity of 95.6%. Furthermore, a subset of 4 antigens (SET1, ENO1, PGK1-2 and MUC1-2) identified through backwards elimination and canonical correlation analyses performed as accurately as the full panel. Using that simplified model, systemic candidiasis could be predicted in a test sample of 32 patients with 100% sensitivity and 87.5% specificity. These findings show that detection of antibodies against a panel of candidal antigens represents an advance in the diagnosis of systemic candidiasis. Accordingly, in another embodiment, the one or more antigens (e.g., one, two, three, or four or more antigens) are from C. albicans and selected from among SET1 (chromatin regulatory protein), ENO1 (enolase I), PGK1-2 (phosphoglycerate kinease), and MUC1-2 (cell surface glycoprotein). In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is SET1. In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is ENO1. In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is PGK1-2. In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is MUC1-2.

In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, or fifteen or more polypeptides) selected from among METE-1, MET6-2, NOT5, RBT4, IPF9162, CAR1, GAP1, SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-1, MUC1-2, and BGL2.

In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, six, or seven or more polypeptides) selected from among SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-2, and BGL2.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 shows a pie chart of portals of entry of fungemia.

FIGS. 2A-2F show representative IgG responses against specific Candida proteins.

FIGS. 3A and 3B are graphs showing IgM and IgG titers, respectively, against specific proteins among patients with systemic candidiasis and controls.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEQUENCES

SEQ ID NO: 1 is the sense primer for MET6-1.

SEQ ID NO: 2 is the anti-sense primer for MET6-1.

SEQ ID NO: 3 is the sense primer for MET6-2.

SEQ ID NO: 4 is the anti-sense primer for MET6-2.

SEQ ID NO: 5 is the sense primer for RBT4.

SEQ ID NO: 6 is the anti-sense primer for RBT4.

SEQ ID NO: 7 is the sense primer for IPF9162.

SEQ ID NO: 8 is the anti-sense primer for IPF9162.

SEQ ID NO: 9 is the sense primer for CAR1.

SEQ ID NO: 10 is the anti-sense primer for CAR1.

SEQ ID NO: 11 is the sense primer for GAP1.

SEQ ID NO: 12 is the anti-sense primer for GAP1.

SEQ ID NO: 13 is the sense primer for ENO1.

SEQ ID NO: 14 is the anti-sense primer for ENO1.

SEQ ID NO: 15 is the sense primer for BGL2.

SEQ ID NO: 16 is the anti-sense primer for BGL2.

SEQ ID NO: 17 is the sense primer for FBA1.

SEQ ID NO: 18 is the anti-sense primer for FBA1.

SEQ ID NO: 19 is the sense primer for MUC1-1.

SEQ ID NO: 20 is the anti-sense primer for MUC1-1.

SEQ ID NO: 21 is the sense primer for MUC1-2.

SEQ ID NO: 22 is the anti-sense primer for MUC1-2.

SEQ ID NO: 23 is the sense primer for PGK1-1.

SEQ ID NO: 24 is the anti-sense primer for PGK1-1.

SEQ ID NO: 25 is the sense primer for PGK1-2.

SEQ ID NO: 26 is the anti-sense primer for PGK1-2.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

In Vivo Induced Antigen Technology (IVIAT) was used to identify immunogenic Candida and Aspergillus proteins that may be targets for novel therapeutics, diagnostics, and vaccines (Handfield M. et al., Trends Microbiol., 2000, 8:336-339, which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety).

The subject invention provides:

a) one or more:

1) isolated, purified, and/or recombinant polypeptides comprising those listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein;

2) isolated, purified, and/or recombinant polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, or four or more polypeptides) selected from among SET1 (chromatin regulatory protein), ENO1 (enolase I), PGK1-2 (phosphoglycerate kinease), and MUC1-2 (cell surface glycoprotein); or

3) one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, or fifteen or more polypeptides) selected from among MET6-1, METE-2, NOT5, RBT4, IPF9162, CAR1, GAP1, SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-1, MUC1-2, and BGL2; or

4) one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, six, or seven or more polypeptides) selected from among SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-2, and BGL2; or

5) variant polypeptides having at least about 20% to 99.99% identity, preferably at least 60% to 99.99% identity to the polypeptide of listed in the tables disclosed herein and which have at least one of the activities associated with the polypeptides listed in tables 7-8 disclosed herein;

6) a fragment of the polypeptide(s) listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein, or a variant polypeptide, wherein the polypeptide fragment or fragment of the variant polypeptide has substantially the same activity as the full length polypeptides listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein;

7) a multimeric polypeptide construct comprising a series of repeating elements that are, optionally, joined together by linker elements, wherein said repeating elements are selected from one, or more, of the polypeptides listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein;

8) an epitope of a polypeptide selected from those listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein;

9) a multi-epitope construct comprising at least one epitope as set forth herein; or

10) a polypeptide according to embodiments a(1), a(2), a(3), a(4), a(5), a(6), a(7), a(8), or a(9) that further comprises a heterologous polypeptide sequence;

b) a composition comprising a carrier and a polypeptide as set forth in a(1), a(2), a(3), a(4), a(5), a(6), a(7), a(8), a(9), or a(10) wherein said carrier is an adjuvant or a pharmaceutically acceptable excipient;

c) methods of detecting the presence of antibodies in a subject infected with Candida and/or Aspergillus (e.g., Candida albicans and/or Aspergillus fumigatus) comprising contacting a biological sample with a polypeptide or polypeptides as set forth in a(1), a(2), a(3), a(4), a(5), a(6), a(7), a(8), a(9), or a(10) and detecting the presence of an antigen/antibody complex; and

d) an improvement in methods of diagnosing or detecting an Candida and/or Aspergillus (e.g., Candida albicans and/or Aspergillus fumigatus) Candida and/or Aspergillus (e.g., Candida albicans and/or Aspergillus fumigatus) infection in a subject, wherein the improvement comprises the use of an isolated, purified, and/or recombinant polypeptide as set forth in a(1), a(2), a(3), a(4), a(5), a(6), a(7), a(8), a(9), or a(10) in an immunoassay for the detection or diagnosis of an Candida and/or Aspergillus infection.

In one embodiment of each of the aforementioned aspects of the invention a)-d), the one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, or six or more polypeptides) is among those polypeptides disclosed in. Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 herein, or among those polypeptides encoded by the nucleic acids disclosed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, or 17 herein. In another embodiment, the one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, or six or more polypeptides) are from C. albicans and selected from the group consisting of Set1p, Rbt4p, Met6p, BGl2p, Gap1, Bgl2, Car1, Enol1, Fba1, IPF9162, PGK1, and Muc1. In another embodiment, the one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, or four polypeptides) are from C. albicans and selected from the group consisting of Set1p, Rbt4p, Met6p, and BGl2p. In another embodiment, the one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, or five polypeptides) are from C. albicans and selected from the group consisting of Set1p, Rbt4p, Met6p, BGl2p, and Gap1. In another embodiment, the one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, or four polypeptides) are from C. albicans and selected from the group consisting of Car1, Enol1, Fba1, and IPF9162. In another embodiment, the polypeptide is from C. albicans and is PGK1. In another embodiment, the polypeptide is from C. albicans and is Muc1. The disclosed polypeptides and variants therof contain one or more eptitopes that are specifically bound by antibodies in adsorbed or unadsorbed serum.

In another embodiment, the one or more antigens (e.g., one, two, three, or four or more antigens) are from C. albicans and selected from among SET1 (chromatin regulatory protein), ENO1 (enolase I), PGK1-2 (phosphoglycerate kinease), and MUC1-2 (cell surface glycoprotein). In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is SET1. In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is ENO1. In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is PGK1-2. In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is MUC1-2.

In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, or fifteen or more polypeptides) selected from among METE-1, MET6-2, NOT5, RBT4, IPF9162, CAR1, GAP1, SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-1, MUC1-2, and BGL2.

In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, six, or seven or more polypeptides) selected from among SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-2, and BGL2.

In the context of the instant invention, the terms “oligopeptide”, “polypeptide”, “peptide” and “protein” can be used interchangeably to refer to a chain of two or more amino acids; however, it should be understood that the invention does not relate to the polypeptides in natural form, that is to say that they are not in their natural environment but that the polypeptides may have been isolated or obtained by purification from natural sources or obtained from host cells prepared by genetic manipulation (e.g., the polypeptides, or fragments thereof, are recombinantly produced by host cells, or by chemical synthesis). Polypeptides according to the instant invention may also contain non-natural amino acids, as will be described below. The terms “oligopeptide”, “polypeptide”, “peptide” and “protein” are also used, in the instant specification, to designate a series of residues, typically L-amino acids, connected one to the other, typically by peptide bonds between the a-amino and carboxyl groups of adjacent amino acids. Linker elements can be joined to the polypeptides of the subject invention through peptide bonds or via chemical bonds (e.g., heterobifunctional chemical linker elements) as set forth below. Additionally, the terms “amino acid(s)” and “residue(s)” can be used interchangeably.

Thus, the subject invention provides polypeptides comprising those listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein and/or polypeptide fragments of those polypeptides. In some embodiments of the subject invention, polypeptide fragments of the subject invention are epitopes that are bound by antibodies or T-cell receptors are designated “epitopes”; in the context of the subject invention, “epitopes” are considered to be a subset of the invention designated as “fragments of invention”.

Polypeptide fragments (and/or epitopes) according to the subject invention, usually comprise a contiguous span of or at least 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, and up to one amino acid less than the full length polypeptides of the invention.

Polypeptide fragments of the subject invention can be any integer in length from at least 3, preferably 4, and more preferably 5 consecutive amino acids to 1 amino acid less than a full length polypeptide of those listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein. The term “integer” is used herein in its mathematical sense and thus representative integers include, for example: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, and so on.

Each polypeptide fragment of the subject invention can also be described in terms of its N-terminal and C-terminal positions. For example, combinations of N-terminal to C-terminal fragments of 6 contiguous amino acids to 1 amino acid less than the full length polypeptide are included in the present invention. Thus, for example, a 6 consecutive amino acid fragment could occupy positions selected from the group consisting of 1-6, 2-7, 3-8, 4-9, 5-10, 6-11, 7-12, 8-13, 9-14, 10-15, 11-16, 12-17, 13-18, 14-19, 15-20, 16-21, 17-22, 18-23, 19-24, 20-25, 21-26, 22-27, 23-28, 24-29, 25-30, 26-31, 27-32, 28-33, 29-34, 30-35, 31-36, 32-37, 33-38, 34-39, 35-40, 36-41, 37-42, 38-43, 39-44, 40-45, 41-46, 42-47, 43-48, 44-49, 45-50, 46-51, 47-52, 48-53, 49-54, 50-55, 51-56, 52-57, 53-58, 54-59, 55-60, 56-61, 57-62, 58-63, 59-64, 60-65, 61-66, 62-67, 63-68, 64-69, 65-70, 66-71, 67-72, 68-73, and 69-74.

Fragments, as described herein, can be obtained by cleaving the polypeptides of the invention with a proteolytic enzyme (such as trypsin, chymotrypsin, or collagenase) or with a chemical reagent, such as cyanogen bromide (CNBr). Alternatively, polypeptide fragments can be generated in a highly acidic environment, for example at pH 2.5 or by other means (see, e.g., Kolaskar, A S and Tongaonkar, P C [1990], FEBS Letters 276: 172-174; Parker, J M R, Guo, D and Hodges, R S [1986] Biochemistry 25: 5425-5432; and/or Saha, S and Raghava, G. P. S. [2006] Proteins 65(1):40-48). Such polypeptide fragments may be equally well prepared by chemical synthesis or using hosts transformed with an expression vector according to the invention. The transformed host cells contain a nucleic acid, allowing the expression of these fragments, under the control of appropriate elements for regulation and/or expression of the polypeptide fragments.

In certain preferred embodiments, fragments of the polypeptides disclosed herein retain at least one property or activity of the full-length polypeptide from which the fragments are derived. Thus, fragments of the polypeptide have one or more of the following properties or activities: a) the ability to: 1) specifically bind to adsorbed or unadsorbed antibodies specific for the full length polypeptide; and/or 2) specifically bind antibodies found in an animal or human infected with Candida and/or Aspergillus; b) the ability to bind to, and activate T-cell receptors (CTL (cytotoxic T-lymphocyte) and/or HTL (helper T-lymphocyte receptors)) in the context of MHC Class I or Class II antigen that are isolated or derived from an animal or human infected with Candida and/or Aspergillus; 3) the ability to induce an immune response in an animal or human; and/or 4) the ability to induce a protective immune response in an animal or human against Candida and/or Aspergillus.

The polypeptides, and fragments thereof, may further comprise linker elements (L) that facilitate the attachment of the fragments to other molecules, amino acids, or polypeptide sequences. The linkers can also be used to attach the polypeptides, or fragments thereof, to solid support matrices for use in affinity purification protocols. Non-limiting examples of “linkers” suitable for the practice of the invention include chemical linkers (such as those sold by Pierce, Rockford, Ill.), or peptides that allow for the connection combinations of polypeptides (see, for example, linkers such as those disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,121,424, 5,843,464, 5,750,352, and 5,990,275, hereby incorporated by reference in their entirety).

In other embodiments, the linker element (L) can amino acid sequences. In other embodiments, the peptide linker has one or more of the following characteristics: a) it allows for the free rotation of the polypeptides that it links (relative to each other); b) it is resistant or susceptible to digestion (cleavage) by proteases; and c) it does not interact with the polypeptides it joins together. In various embodiments, a multimeric construct according to the subject invention includes a peptide linker and the peptide linker is 5 to 60 amino acids in length. More preferably, the peptide linker is 10 to 30, amino acids in length; even more preferably, the peptide linker is 10 to 20 amino acids in length. In some embodiments, the peptide linker is 17 amino acids in length.

Peptide linkers suitable for use in the subject invention are made up of amino acids selected from the group consisting of Gly, Ser, Asn, Thr and Ala. Preferably, the peptide linker includes a Gly-Ser element. In a preferred embodiment, the peptide linker comprises (Ser-Gly-Gly-Gly-Gly)_(y) wherein y is 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8. Other embodiments provide for a peptide linker comprising ((Ser-Gly-Gly-Gly-Gly)_(y)-Ser-Pro). In certain preferred embodiments, y is a value of 3, 4, or 5. In other preferred embodiment, the peptide linker comprises (Ser-Ser-Ser-Ser-Gly)_(y) or ((Ser-Ser-Ser-Ser-Gly)_(y)-Ser-Pro), wherein y is 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8. In certain preferred embodiments, y is a value of 3, 4, or 5. Where cleavable linker elements are desired, one or more cleavable linker sequences such as Factor Xa or enterokinase (Invitrogen, San Diego Calif.) can be used alone or in combination with the aforementioned linkers

Multimeric constructs of the subject invention typically comprise a series of repeating elements, optionally interspersed with other elements. As would be appreciated by one skilled in the art, the order in which the repeating elements occur in the multimeric polypeptide is not critical and any arrangement of the repeating elements as set forth herein can be provided by the subject invention. Thus, a “multimeric construct” according to the subject invention can provide a multimeric polypeptide comprising a series of polypeptides, polypeptide fragments, or epitopes that are, optionally, joined together by linker elements (either chemical linker elements or amino acid linker elements).

A “variant polypeptide” (or polypeptide variant) is to be understood to designate polypeptides exhibiting, in relation to the natural polypeptide, certain modifications. These modifications can include a deletion, addition, or substitution of at least one amino acid, a truncation, an extension, a chimeric fusion, a mutation, or polypeptides exhibiting post-translational modifications. Among these homologous variant polypeptides, are those comprising amino acid sequences exhibiting between at least (or at least about) 20.00% to 99.99% (inclusive) identity to the full length, native, or naturally occurring polypeptide are another aspect of the invention. The aforementioned range of percent identity is to be taken as including, and providing written description and support for, any fractional percentage, in intervals of 0.01%, between 20.00% and, up to, including 99.99%. These percentages are purely statistical and differences between two polypeptide sequences can be distributed randomly and over the entire sequence length. Thus, variant polypeptides can have 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, or 99 percent identity with the polypeptide sequences of the instant invention. In a preferred embodiment, a variant or modified polypeptide exhibits at least 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, or 99 percent identity to one of those listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein. Typically, the percent identity is calculated with reference to the full-length, native, and/or naturally occurring polypeptide. In all instances, variant polypeptides retain at least one of the activities associated with the native polypeptide. In some embodiments, variant polypeptides retain at least 2, and preferably all of the activities associated with the native polypeptide.

Variant polypeptides can also comprise one or more heterologous polypeptide sequences (e.g., tags that facilitate purification of the polypeptides of the invention (see, for example, U.S. Pat. No. 6,342,362, hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety; Altendorf et al. [1999-WWW, 2000] “Structure and Function of the F_(o) Complex of the ATP Synthase from Escherichia Coli,” J. of Experimental Biology 203:19-28, The Co. of Biologists, Ltd., G. B.; Baneyx [1999] “Recombinant Protein Expression in Escherichia coli,” Biotechnology 10:411-21, Elsevier Science Ltd.; Eihauer et al. [2001] “The FLAG™ Peptide, a Versatile Fusion Tag for the Purification of Recombinant Proteins,” J. Biochem Biophys Methods 49:455-65; Jones et al. [1995] J. Chromatography 707:3-22; Jones et al. [1995] “Current Trends in Molecular Recognition and Bioseparation,” J. of Chromatography A. 707:3-22, Elsevier Science B. V.; Margolin [2000] “Green Fluorescent Protein as a Reporter for Macromolecular Localization in Bacterial Cells,” Methods 20:62-72, Academic Press; Puig et al. [2001] “The Tandem Affinity Purification (TAP) Method: A General Procedure of Protein Complex Purification,” Methods 24:218-29, Academic Press; Sassenfeld [1990] “Engineering Proteins for Purification,” TibTech 8:88-93; Sheibani [1999] “Prokaryotic Gene Fusion Expression Systems and Their Use in Structural and Functional Studies of Proteins,” Prep. Biochem. & Biotechnol. 29(1):77-90, Marcel Dekker, Inc.; Skerra et al. [1999] “Applications of a Peptide Ligand for Streptavidin: the Strep-tag”, Biomolecular Engineering 16:79-86, Elsevier Science, B. V.; Smith [1998] “Cookbook for Eukaryotic Protein Expression: Yeast, Insect, and Plant Expression Systems,” The Scientist 12(22):20; Smyth et al. [200] “Eukaryotic Expression and Purification of Recombinant Extracellular Matrix Proteins Carrying the Strep II Tag”, Methods in Molecular Biology, 139:49-57; Unger [1997] “Show Me the Money: Prokaryotic Expression Vectors and Purification Systems,” The Scientist 11(17):20, each of which is hereby incorporated by reference in their entireties), or commercially available tags from vendors such as such as STRATAGENE (La Jolla, Calif.), NOVAGEN (Madison, Wis.), QIAGEN, Inc., (Valencia, Calif.), or InVitrogen (San Diego, Calif.).

In other embodiments, polypeptides of the subject invention can be fused to heterologous polypeptide sequences that have adjuvant activity (a polypeptide adjuvant). Non-limiting examples of such polypeptides include heat shock proteins (hsp) (see, for example, U.S. Pat. No. 6,524,825, the disclosure of which is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety).

Also included within the scope of the subject invention are at least one or more polypeptide fragments that are an “epitope” or which contain one or more epitope. In the context of the subject invention, an the term “epitope” is used to designate a series of residues, typically L-amino acids, connected one to the other, typically by peptide bonds between the α-amino and carboxyl groups of adjacent amino acids. The preferred CTL (or CD8⁺ T cell)-inducing peptides of the invention are 13 residues or less in length and usually consist of between about 8 and about 11 residues (e.g., 8, 9, 10 or 11 residues), preferably 9 or 10 residues. The preferred HTL (or CD4⁺ T cell)-inducing peptides are less than about 50 residues in length and usually consist of between about 6 and about 30 residues, more usually between about 12 and 25 (e.g., 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 or 25), and often between about 15 and 20 residues (e.g., 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 or 20).

The nomenclature used to describe peptide compounds follows the conventional practice wherein the amino group is presented to the left (the N-terminus) and the carboxyl group to the right (the C-terminus) of each amino acid residue. The L-form of an amino acid residue is represented by a capital single letter or a capital first letter of a three-letter symbol, and the D-form, for those amino acids having D-forms, is represented by a lower case single letter or a lower case three letter symbol. Glycine has no asymmetric carbon atom and is simply referred to as “Gly” or G. Symbols for the amino acids are as follows: (Single Letter Symbol; Three Letter Symbol Amino Acid) A; Ala; Alanine: C; Cys; Cysteine: D; Asp; Aspartic Acid: E; Glu; Glutamic Acid: F; Phe; Phenylalanine: G; Gly; Glycine: H; His; Histidine: I; Ile; Isoleucine: K; Lys; Lysine: L; Leu; Leucine: M; Met; Methionine: N; Asn; Asparagine: P; Pro; Proline: Q; Gln; Glutamine: R; Arg; Arginine: S; Ser; Serine: T; Thr; Threonine: V; Val; Valine: W; Trp; Tryptophan: Y; Tyr; Tyrosine. Amino acid “chemical characteristics” are defined as: Aromatic (F, W, Y); Aliphatic-hydrophobic (L, I, V, M); Small polar (S, T, C); Large polar (Q, N); Acidic (D, E); Basic (R, H, K); Non-polar: (P, A, G) Proline; Alanine; and Glycine. By way of example, amino acid substitutions can be carried out without resulting in a substantial modification of the associated activity (or activities) of the corresponding modified polypeptides; for example, the replacement of leucine with valine or isoleucine, of aspartic acid with glutamic acid, of glutamine with asparagine, of arginine with lysine, and the like, the reverse substitutions can be performed without substantial modification of the biological activity of the polypeptides.

In order to extend the life of the polypeptides according to the invention, it may be advantageous to use non-natural amino acids, for example in the D-form, or alternatively amino acid analogs, for example sulfur-containing forms of amino acids in the production of “variant polypeptides”. Alternative means for increasing the life of polypeptides can also be used in the practice of the instant invention. For example, polypeptides of the invention, and fragments thereof, can be recombinantly modified to include elements that increase the plasma, or serum half-life of the polypeptides of the invention. These elements include, and are not limited to, antibody constant regions (see for example, U.S. Pat. No. 5,565,335, hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety, including all references cited therein), or other elements such as those disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,319,691, 6,277,375, or 5,643,570, each of which is incorporated by reference in its entirety, including all references cited within each respective patent. Alternatively, the polynucleotides and genes of the instant invention can be recombinantly fused to elements, well known to the skilled artisan, that are useful in the preparation of immunogenic constructs for the purposes of vaccine formulation.

The subject invention also provides biologically active fragments of a polypeptide according to the invention and includes those peptides capable of eliciting an immune response directed against Candida and/or Aspergillus, the immune response providing components (B-cells, antibodies, and/or or components of the cellular immune response (e.g., helper, cytotoxic, and/or suppressor T-cells)) reactive with the fragment of the polypeptide; the intact, full length, unmodified polypeptide disclosed herein; or both a fragment of a polypeptide and the intact, full length, unmodified polypeptides disclosed herein.

The subject application also provides a composition comprising at least one isolated, recombinant, or purified polypeptide as set forth herein and at least one additional component. In various aspects of the invention, the additional component is a solid support (for example, microtiter wells, magnetic beads, non-magnetic beads, agarose beads, glass, cellulose, plastics, polyethylene, polypropylene, polyester, nitrocellulose, nylon, or polysulfone) and/or a pharmaceutically acceptable excipient or adjuvant known to those skilled in the art. In some aspects of the invention, the solid support provides an array of polypeptides of the subject invention or an array of polypeptides comprising combinations of various polypeptides of the subject invention. Compositions of the subject invention can also comprise additional antigens of interest.

In one embodiment, the subject invention provides methods for eliciting an immune response in a subject comprising the administration of compositions comprising polypeptides according to the subject invention to a subject in amounts sufficient to induce an immune response in the subject. In some embodiments, a “protective” or “therapeutic immune response” is induced in the subject. A “protective immune response” or “therapeutic immune response” refers to a CTL (or CD8⁺ T cell) and/or an HTL (or CD4⁺ T cell), and/or an antibody response to an antigen derived from an infectious agent or a tumor antigen, which in some way prevents or at least partially arrests disease symptoms, side effects or progression. The protective immune response may also include an antibody response that has been facilitated by the stimulation of helper T cells (or CD4⁺ T cells). Additional methods of inducing an immune response in an individual are taught in U.S. Pat. No. 6,419,931, hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety. The term CTL can be used interchangeably with CD8⁺ T-cell(s) and the term HTL can be used interchangeably with CD4⁺ T-cell(s) throughout the subject application.

The terms “individual” and “subject” are used interchangeably to include mammals, such as apes, chimpanzees, orangutans, humans, monkeys or domesticated animals (pets) such as dogs, cats, guinea pigs, hamsters, Vietnamese pot-bellied pigs, rabbits, ferrets, cows, horses, goats and sheep. In a preferred embodiment, the methods of inducing an immune response contemplated herein are practiced on humans.

The composition administered to the subject may, optionally, contain an adjuvant and may be delivered in any manner known in the art for the delivery of immunogen to a subject. Compositions may also be formulated in any carriers, including for example, pharmaceutically acceptable carriers such as those described in E. W. Martin's Remington's Pharmaceutical Science, Mack Publishing Company, Easton, Pa. In preferred embodiments, compositions may be formulated in incomplete Freund's adjuvant, complete Freund's adjuvant, or alum.

In other embodiments, the subject invention provides for diagnostic assays based upon Western blot formats or standard immunoassays known to the skilled artisan. For example, antibody-based assays such as enzyme linked immunosorbent assays (ELISAs), radioimmunoassays (RIAs), lateral flow assays, reversible flow chromatographic binding assay (see, for example, U.S. Pat. No. 5,726,010, which is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety), immunochromatographic strip assays, automated flow assays, and assays utilizing peptide- or antibody-containing biosensors may be employed for the detection of: 1) the polypeptides, and fragments thereof, provided by the subject invention; or 2) antibodies that bind to the polypeptides or fragments thereof, provided by the subject invention. Such assays and methods for conducting the assays are well-known in the art and the methods may test biological samples (e.g., serum, plasma, or blood) or environmental samples (e.g., soil, food, water) qualitatively (presence or absence of polypeptide) or quantitatively (comparison of a sample against a standard curve prepared using a polypeptide of the subject invention) for the presence of: a) one or more polypeptide of the subject invention, or 2) antibodies that bind to polypeptides of the subject invention. The detection of antibodies in adsorbed or unadsorbed samples derived from an individual using the polypeptides (and/or combinations thereof) disclosed in this application is an indication that the individual may have an active infection.

The subject invention provides a method of detecting a Candida and/or Aspergillus in a biological sample from a subject, comprising assessing the presence of a polypeptide or nucleic acid molecule encoding the polypeptide, in the sample; wherein the presence of the nucleic acid molecule or polypeptide is indicative of the presence of Candida and/or Aspergillus or an active infection by these organisms (e.g., is a marker associated with infection by one or both of these organisms). In one embodiment, the polypeptide is one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, or four or more antigens) selected from among SET1 (chromatin regulatory protein), ENO1 (enolase I), PGK1-2 (phosphoglycerate kinease), and MUC1-2 (cell surface glycoprotein).

In one embodiment, the subject invention provides a method of detecting a Candida and/or Aspergillus polypeptide, variant, or fragment of said polypeptide or variant (e.g., to detect an infection or monitor a known infection), comprising contacting a sample with an antibody that specifically binds to: 1) a polypeptide, or fragment thereof, or 2) a variant, or a fragment thereof, and detecting the presence of an antibody-antigen complex. Alternatively, the subject invention provides a method of detecting antibodies to Candida and/or Aspergillus comprising contacting a sample from a subject with: 1) a polypeptide of the subject invention, or fragment thereof, or 2) a variant of the subject invention, or a fragment thereof, and detecting the presence of an antibody-antigen complex. A sample can comprise a blood, serum, or tissue sample from an individual infected by Candida and/or Aspergillus. Alternatively, a sample can comprise culture medium in which polypeptides of the subject invention (or fragments thereof) are expressed or transformed host cells (lysed or intact cells) expressing polypeptides (or fragments thereof) that are provided by the subject invention.

In one embodiment of the method of detecting a Candida and/or Aspergillus polypeptide, variant, or fragment, the one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, or six or more polypeptides) is among those polypeptides disclosed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 herein, or among those polypeptides encoded by the nucleic acids disclosed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, or 17 herein. In another embodiment, the one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, or six or more polypeptides) are from C. albicans and selected from the group consisting of Set1p, Rbt4p, Met6p, BGl2p, Gap1, Bgl2, Carl, Enol1, Fba1, IPF9162, PGK1, and Muc1. In another embodiment, the one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, or four polypeptides) are from C. albicans and selected from the group consisting of Set1p, Rbt4p, Met6p, and BGl2p. In another embodiment, the one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, or five polypeptides) are from C. albicans and selected from the group consisting of Set1p, Rbt4p, Met6p, BGl2p, and Gap1. In another embodiment, the one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, or four polypeptides) are from C. albicans and selected from the group consisting of Car1, Enol1, Fba1, and IPF9162. In another embodiment, the polypeptide is from C. albicans and is PGK1. In another embodiment, the polypeptide is from C. albicans and is Muc1.

In another embodiment, the one or more antigens (e.g., one, two, three, or four or more antigens) are from C. albicans and selected from among SET1 (chromatin regulatory protein), ENO1 (enolase I), PGK1-2 (phosphoglycerate kinease), and MUC1-2 (cell surface glycoprotein). In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is SET1. In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is ENO1. In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is PGK1-2. In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is MUC1-2.

The Candida or Aspergillus infection detected or monitored using the methods of the invention can be of various types, such as invasive aspergillosis (IA), disseminated candidiasis (DC), systemic candidiasis, oropharyngeal infection (OPC), vulvovaginal infection (VVC), allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis (ABPA), aspergilloma or chronic pulmonary aspergillosis, aspergillus sinusitis, invasive aspergillosis, etc. Optionally, the detection method further includes diagnosing the subject as suffering from the infection. Optionally, the detection methods of the invention further include evaluating the subject for clinical symptoms of infection. Optionally, the detection methods of the invention further include administering a treatment appropriate for the infection (e.g., with an antifungal agent). The detection methods of the invention may be used to monitor an infection and to predict the subject's responsiveness to treatment based on the profile of Candida or Aspergillus nucleic acids/polypeptides detected in a biological sample from the subject (such as whole blood, serum, plasma, aspirate, saliva, urine, discharge, etc.).

Typically, the antibody-based assays can be considered to be of four general types: direct binding assays, sandwich assays, competition assays, and displacement assays. In a direct binding assay, either the antibody or antigen is labeled, and there is a means of measuring the number of complexes formed. In a sandwich assay, the formation of a complex of at least three components (e.g., antibody-antigen-antibody) is measured. In a competition assay, labeled antigen and unlabelled antigen compete for binding to the antibody, and either the bound or the free component is measured. In a displacement assay, the labeled antigen is pre-bound to the antibody, and a change in signal is measured as the unlabelled antigen displaces the bound, labeled antigen from the receptor.

Lateral flow assays can be conducted according to the teachings of U.S. Pat. No. 5,712,170 and the references cited therein. U.S. Pat. No. 5,712,170 and the references cited therein are hereby incorporated by reference in their entireties. Displacement assays and flow immunosensors useful for carrying out displacement assays are described in: (1) Kusterbeck et al., “Antibody-Based Biosensor for Continuous Monitoring”, in Biosensor Technology, R. P. Buck et al., eds., Marcel Dekker, N.Y. pp. 345-350 (1990); Kusterbeck et al., “A Continuous Flow Immunoassay for Rapid and Sensitive Detection of Small Molecules”, Journal of Immunological Methods, vol. 135, pp. 191-197 (1990); Ligler et al., “Drug Detection Using the Flow Immunosensor”, in Biosensor Design and Application, J. Findley et al., eds., American Chemical Society Press, pp. 73-80 (1992); and Ogert et al., “Detection of Cocaine Using the Flow Immunosensor”, Analytical Letters, vol. 25, pp. 1999-2019 (1992), all of which are incorporated herein by reference in their entireties. Displacement assays and flow immunosensors are also described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,183,740, which is also incorporated herein by reference in its entirety. The displacement immunoassay, unlike most of the competitive immunoassays used to detect small molecules, can generate a positive signal with increasing antigen concentration. One aspect of the invention allows for the exclusion of Western blots as a diagnostic assay, particularly where the Western blot is a screen of whole cell lysates of Candida and/or Aspergillus, or related organisms, against immune serum of infected individuals. In another aspect of the invention, peptide, or polypeptide, based diagnostic assays utilize Candida and/or Aspergillus polypeptides that have been produced either by chemical peptide synthesis or by recombinant methodologies.

The subject invention also provides methods of binding an antibody to a polypeptide of the subject invention comprising contacting a sample containing an antibody with a polypeptide under conditions that allow for the formation of an antibody-antigen complex. These methods can further comprise the step of detecting the formation of said antibody-antigen complex. In various aspects of this method, an immunoassay is conducted for the detection of Candida and/or Aspergillus. Non-limiting examples of such immunoassays include enzyme linked immunosorbent assays (ELISAs), radioimmunoassays (RIAs), lateral flow assays, immunochromatographic strip assays, automated flow assays, Western blots, immunoprecipitation assays, reversible flow chromatographic binding assays, agglutination assays, and biosensors. Additional aspects of the invention provide for the use of an array of polypeptides when conducted the aforementioned methods of detection (the array can comprise polypeptides of the same or different sequence as well as polypeptides from one or more other organisms.

The subject invention also concerns antibodies that bind to polypeptides of the invention. Antibodies that are immunospecific for the polypeptides as set forth herein are specifically contemplated. In various embodiments, antibodies that do not cross-react with other proteins are also specifically contemplated. The antibodies of the subject invention can be prepared using standard materials and methods known in the art (see, for example, Monoclonal Antibodies: Principles and Practice, 1983; Monoclonal Hybridoma Antibodies: Techniques and Applications, 1982; Selected Methods in Cellular Immunology, 1980; Immunological Methods, Vol. II, 1981; Practical Immunology, and Kohler et al. [1975] Nature 256:495). These antibodies can further comprise one or more additional components, such as a solid support, a carrier or pharmaceutically acceptable excipient, or a label.

The term “antibody” is used in the broadest sense and specifically covers monoclonal antibodies (including full length monoclonal antibodies), polyclonal antibodies, multispecific antibodies (e.g., bispecific antibodies), and antibody fragments so long as they exhibit the desired biological activity, particularly neutralizing activity. Antibody fragments compromise a portion of a full length antibody, generally the antigen binding or variable region thereof. Examples of antibody fragments include Fab, Fab′, F(ab′)₂, and Fv fragments; diabodies; linear antibodies; single-chain antibody molecules; and multi-specific antibodies formed from antibody fragments.

The term monoclonal antibody as used herein refers to an antibody obtained from a population of substantially homogeneous antibodies, i.e., the individual antibodies comprising the population are identical except for possible naturally occurring mutations that may be present in minor amounts. Monoclonal antibodies are highly specific, being directed against a single antigenic site. Furthermore, in contrast to conventional (polyclonal) antibody preparations that typically include different antibodies directed against different determinants (epitopes), each monoclonal antibody is directed against a single determinant on the antigen. The modifier “monoclonal” indicates the character of the antibody as being obtained from a substantially homogeneous population of antibodies, and is not to be construed as requiring production of the antibody by any particular method. For example, the monoclonal antibodies to be used in accordance with the present invention may be made by the hybridoma method first described by Kohler et al. [1975] Nature 256: 495, or may be made by recombinant DNA methods (see, e.g., U.S. Pat. No. 4,816,567). The monoclonal antibodies may also be isolated from phage antibody libraries using the techniques described in Clackson et al. [1991] Nature 352: 624-628 and Marks et al. [1991] J. Mol. Biol. 222: 581-597, for example.

The monoclonal antibodies described herein specifically include “chimeric” antibodies (immunoglobulins) in which a portion of the heavy and/or light chain is identical with or homologous to corresponding sequences in antibodies derived from a particular species or belonging to a particular antibody class or subclass, while the remainder of the chain(s) is identical with or homologous to corresponding sequences in antibodies derived from another species or belonging to another antibody class or subclass, as well as fragments of such antibodies, so long as they exhibit the desired biological activity (U.S. Pat. No. 4,816,567; and Morrison et al. [1984] Proc. Natl. Acad Sci. USA 81: 6851-6855). Also included are humanized antibodies, such as those taught in U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,407,213 or 6,417,337 which are hereby incorporated by reference in their entirety.

“Single-chain Fv” or “sFv” antibody fragments comprise the V_(H) and V_(L) domains of an antibody, wherein these domains are present in a single polypeptide chain. Generally, the Fv polypeptide further comprises a polypeptide linker between the V_(H) and V_(L) domains which enables the sFv to form the desired structure for antigen binding. For a review of sFv see Pluckthun in The Pharmacology of Monoclonal Antibodies [1994] Vol. 113:269-315, Rosenburg and Moore eds. Springer-Verlag, New York.

The term diabodies refers to small antibody fragments with two antigen-binding sites, which fragments comprise a heavy chain variable domain (V_(H)) connected to a light chain variable domain (V_(L)) in the same polypeptide chain (V_(H)-V_(L)). Diabodies are described more fully in, for example, EP 404,097; WO 93/11161; and Hollinger et al. [1993] Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 90: 6444-6448. The term linear antibodies refers to the antibodies described in Zapata et al. [1995] Protein Eng. 8(10):1057-1062.

An isolated antibody is one which has been identified and separated and/or recovered from a component of its natural environment. Contaminant components of its natural environment are materials which would interfere with diagnostic or therapeutic uses for the antibody, and may include enzymes, hormones, and other proteinaceous or nonproteinaceous solutes. In preferred embodiments, the antibody will be purified (1) to greater than 95% by weight of antibody as determined by the Lowry method, and most preferably more than 99% by weight, (2) to a degree sufficient to obtain at least 15 residues of N-terminal or internal amino acid sequence by use of a spinning cup sequenator, or (3) to homogeneity by SDS-PAGE under reducing or nonreducing conditions using Coomassie blue or, preferably, silver stain. Isolated antibody includes the antibody in situ within recombinant cells since at least one component of the antibody's natural environment will not be present. Ordinarily, however, isolated antibody will be prepared by at least one purification step.

The terms “comprising”, “consisting of and “consisting essentially of are defined according to their standard meaning. The terms may be substituted for one another throughout the instant application in order to attach the specific meaning associated with each term. The phrases “isolated” or “biologically pure” refer to material that is substantially or essentially free from components which normally accompany the material as it is found in its native state. Thus, isolated peptides in accordance with the invention preferably do not contain materials normally associated with the peptides in their in situ environment. “Link” or “join” refers to any method known in the art for functionally connecting peptides, including, without limitation, recombinant fusion, covalent bonding, disulfide bonding, ionic bonding, hydrogen bonding, and electrostatic bonding.

The subject invention also provides isolated, recombinant, and/or purified polynucleotide sequences comprising:

a) a polynucleotide sequence encoding a polypeptide as set forth in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein;

b) a polynucleotide sequence having at least about 20% to 99.99% identity to a polynucleotide sequence encoding a polypeptide set forth in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein, wherein said polynucleotide encodes a polypeptide having at least one of the activities of the native polypeptide;

c) a polynucleotide sequence (a coding sequence) set forth in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein;

d) a polynucleotide sequence having at least about 20% to 99.99% identity to the polynucleotide sequence of (a), (b), or (c);

e) a polynucleotide that is complementary to the polynucleotides set forth in (a), (b), (c), or (d);

f) a genetic construct comprising a polynucleotide sequence as set forth in (a), (b), (c), (d), or (e);

g) a vector comprising a polynucleotide or genetic construct as set forth in (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), or (f);

h) a host cell comprising a vector as set forth in (g);

i) a polynucleotide that hybridizes under low, intermediate or high stringency with a polynucleotide sequence as set forth in (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), (f), or (g); or

j) a probe comprising a polynucleotide according to (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), (f), or (g) and, optionally, a label or marker.

In one embodiment of each of the aforementioned aspects of the invention a)-n), the one or more polynucleotides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, or six or more polynucleotides) is among those disclosed Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, or 17 herein. In another embodiment, the one or more polynucleotides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, or six or more polynucleotides) are from C. albicans and selected from the group consisting of Set1p, Rbt4p, Met6p, BGl2p, Gap1, Bgl2, Car1, Enol1, Fba1, IPF9162, PGK1, and Muc1. In another embodiment, the one or more polynucleotides (e.g., one, two, three, or four polynucleotides) are from C. albicans and selected from the group consisting of Set1p, Rbt4p, Met6p, and BGl2p. In another embodiment, the one or more polynucleotides (e.g., one, two, three, four, or five polynucleotides) are from C. albicans and selected from the group consisting of Set1p, Rbt4p, Met6p, BGl2p, and Gap1. In another embodiment, the one or more polynucleotides (e.g., one, two, three, or four antigens) are from C. albicans and selected from the group consisting of Car1, Enol1, Fba1, and IPF9162. In another embodiment, the polynucleotide is from C. albicans and is PGK1. In another embodiment, the polynucleotide is from C. albicans and is Muc1.

In another embodiment, the one or more antigens (e.g., one, two, three, or four or more antigens) are from C. albicans and selected from among SET1 (chromatin regulatory protein), ENO1 (enolase I), PGK1-2 (phosphoglycerate kinease), and MUC1-2 (cell surface glycoprotein). In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is SET1. In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is ENO1. In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is PGK1-2. In another embodiment, the antigen is from C. albicans and is MUC1-2.

The terms “nucleotide sequence”, “polynucleotide” and “nucleic acid” can be used interchangeably and are understood to mean, according to the present invention, either a double-stranded DNA, a single-stranded DNA or products of transcription of the said DNAs (e.g., RNA molecules). It should also be understood that the present invention does not relate to genomic polynucleotide sequences in their natural environment or natural state. The nucleic acid, polynucleotide, or nucleotide sequences of the invention can be isolated, purified (or partially purified), by separation methods including, but not limited to, ion-exchange chromatography, molecular size exclusion chromatography, or by genetic engineering methods such as amplification, subtractive hybridization, cloning, subcloning or chemical synthesis, or combinations of these genetic engineering methods.

A homologous polynucleotide or polypeptide sequence, for the purposes of the present invention, encompasses a sequence having a percentage identity with the polynucleotide or polypeptide sequences, set forth herein, of between at least (or at least about) 20.00% to 99.99% (inclusive). The aforementioned range of percent identity is to be taken as including, and providing written description and support for, any fractional percentage, in intervals of 0.01%, between 20.00% and, up to, including 99.99%. These percentages are purely statistical and differences between two nucleic acid sequences can be distributed randomly and over the entire sequence length. For example, homologous sequences can exhibit a percent identity of 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, or 99 percent with the sequences of the instant invention. Typically, the percent identity is calculated with reference to the full length, native, and/or naturally occurring polynucleotide. The terms “identical” or percent “identity”, in the context of two or more polynucleotide or polypeptide sequences, refer to two or more sequences or subsequences that are the same or have a specified percentage of amino acid residues that are the same, when compared and aligned for maximum correspondence over a comparison window, as measured using a sequence comparison algorithm or by manual alignment and visual inspection.

Both protein and nucleic acid sequence homologies may be evaluated using any of the variety of sequence comparison algorithms and programs known in the art. Such algorithms and programs include, but are by no means limited to, TBLASTN, BLASTP, FASTA, TFASTA, and CLUSTALW (Pearson and Lipman, 1988, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 85(8):2444-2448; Altschul et al., 1990, J. Mol. Biol. 215(3):403-410; Thompson et al., 1994, Nucleic Acids Res. 22(2):4673-4680; Higgins et al., 1996, Methods Enzymol. 266:383-402; Altschul et al., 1990, J, Mol. Biol. 215(3):403-410; Altschul et al., 1993, Nature Genetics 3:266-272). Sequence comparisons are, typically, conducted using default parameters provided by the vendor or using those parameters set forth in the above-identified references, which are hereby incorporated by reference in their entireties.

A “complementary” polynucleotide sequence, as used herein, generally refers to a sequence arising from the hydrogen bonding between a particular purine and a particular pyrimidine in double-stranded nucleic acid molecules (DNA-DNA, DNA-RNA, or RNA-RNA). The major specific pairings are guanine with cytosine and adenine with thymine or uracil. A “complementary” polynucleotide sequence may also be referred to as an “antisense” polynucleotide sequence or an “antisense sequence”.

Sequence homology and sequence identity can also be determined by hybridization studies under high stringency, intermediate stringency, and/or low stringency. Various degrees of stringency of hybridization can be employed. The more severe the conditions, the greater the complementarity that is required for duplex formation. Severity of conditions can be controlled by temperature, probe concentration, probe length, ionic strength, time, and the like. Preferably, hybridization is conducted under low, intermediate, or high stringency conditions by techniques well known in the art, as described, for example, in Keller, G. H., M. M. Manak [1987] DNA Probes, Stockton Press, New York, N.Y., pp. 169-170.

For example, hybridization of immobilized DNA on Southern blots with ³²P-labeled gene-specific probes can be performed by standard methods (Maniatis et al. [1982] Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, New York). In general, hybridization and subsequent washes can be carried out under intermediate to high stringency conditions that allow for detection of target sequences with homology to the exemplified polynucleotide sequence. For double-stranded DNA gene probes, hybridization can be carried out overnight at 20-25° C. below the melting temperature (T_(m)) of the DNA hybrid in 6× SSPE, 5× Denhardt's solution, 0.1% SDS, 0.1 mg/ml denatured DNA. The melting temperature is described by the following formula (Beltz et al. [1983] Methods of Enzymology, R. Wu, L. Grossman and K. Moldave [eds.] Academic Press, New York 100:266-285).

Tm=81.5° C+16.6 Log[Na⁺]0.41 (% G+C)-0.61 (% formamide)-600/length of duplex in base pairs.

Washes are typically carried out as follows:

(1) twice at room temperature for 15 minutes in 1× SSPE, 0.1% SDS (low stringency wash);

(2) once at T_(m)−20° C. for 15 minutes in 0.2× SSPE, 0.1% SDS (intermediate stringency wash).

For oligonucleotide probes, hybridization can be carried out overnight at 10-20° C. below the melting temperature (T_(m)) of the hybrid in 6× SSPE, 5× Denhardt's solution, 0.1% SDS, 0.1 mg/ml denatured DNA. T_(m) for oligonucleotide probes can be determined by the following formula:

T _(m)(° C.)=2(number T/A base pairs)⁺4(number G/C base pairs) (Suggs et al. [1981] ICN-UCLA Symp. Dev. Biol. Using Purified Genes, D. D. Brown [ed.], Academic Press, New York, 23:683-693).

Washes can be carried out as follows:

(1) twice at room temperature for 15 minutes 1× SSPE, 0.1% SDS (low stringency wash);

(2) once at the hybridization temperature for 15 minutes in 1× SSPE, 0.1% SDS (intermediate stringency wash).

In general, salt and/or temperature can be altered to change stringency. With a labeled DNA fragment >70 or so bases in length, the following conditions can be used:

-   Low: 1 or 2× SSPE, room temperature -   Low: 1 or 2× SSPE, 42° C. -   Intermediate: 0.2× or 1× SSPE, 65° C. -   High: 0.1× SSPE, 65° C.

By way of another non-limiting example, procedures using conditions of high stringency can also be performed as follows: Pre-hybridization of filters containing DNA is carried out for 8 hours to overnight at 65° C. in buffer composed of 6× SSC, 50 mM Tris-HCl (pH 7.5), 1 mM EDTA, 0.02% PVP, 0.02% Ficoll, 0.02% BSA, and 500 μg/ml denatured salmon sperm DNA. Filters are hybridized for 48 hours at 65° C., the preferred hybridization temperature, in pre-hybridization mixture containing 100 μg/ml denatured salmon sperm DNA and 5-20×10⁶ cpm of ³²P-labeled probe. Alternatively, the hybridization step can be performed at 65° C. in the presence of SSC buffer, 1× SSC corresponding to 0.15M NaCl and 0.05 M Na citrate. Subsequently, filter washes can be done at 37° C. for 1 hour in a solution containing 2× SSC, 0.01% PVP, 0.01% Ficoll, and 0.01% BSA, followed by a wash in 0.1× SSC at 50° C. for 45 minutes. Alternatively, filter washes can be performed in a solution containing 2× SSC and 0.1% SDS, or 0.5× SSC and 0.1% SDS, or 0.1× SSC and 0.1% SDS at 68° C. for 15 minute intervals. Following the wash steps, the hybridized probes are detectable by autoradiography. Other conditions of high stringency which may be used are well known in the art and as cited in Sambrook et al., 1989, Molecular Cloning, A Laboratory Manual, Second Edition, Cold Spring Harbor Press, N.Y., pp. 9.47-9.57; and Ausubel et al., 1989, Current Protocols in Molecular Biology, Green Publishing Associates and Wiley Interscience, N.Y. are incorporated herein in their entirety.

Another non-limiting example of procedures using conditions of intermediate stringency are as follows: Filters containing DNA are pre-hybridized, and then hybridized at a temperature of 60° C. in the presence of a 5× SSC buffer and labeled probe. Subsequently, filters washes are performed in a solution containing 2× SSC at 50° C. and the hybridized probes are detectable by autoradiography. Other conditions of intermediate stringency which may be used are well known in the art and as cited in Sambrook et al., 1989, Molecular Cloning, A Laboratory Manual, Second Edition, Cold Spring Harbor Press, N.Y., pp. 9.47-9.57; and Ausubel et al., 1989, Current Protocols in Molecular Biology, Green Publishing Associates and Wiley Interscience, N.Y. are incorporated herein in their entirety.

Duplex formation and stability depend on substantial complementarity between the two strands of a hybrid and, as noted above, a certain degree of mismatch can be tolerated. Therefore, the probe sequences of the subject invention include mutations (both single and multiple), deletions, insertions of the described sequences, and combinations thereof, wherein said mutations, insertions and deletions permit formation of stable hybrids with the target polynucleotide of interest. Mutations, insertions and deletions can be produced in a given polynucleotide sequence in many ways, and these methods are known to an ordinarily skilled artisan. Other methods may become known in the future.

It is also well known in the art that restriction enzymes can be used to obtain functional fragments of the subject DNA sequences. For example, Bal31 exonuclease can be conveniently used for time-controlled limited digestion of DNA (commonly referred to as “erase-a-base” procedures). See, for example, Maniatis et al. [1982] Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, New York; Wei et al. [1983] J. Biol. Chem. 258:13006-13512.

The present invention further comprises fragments of the polynucleotide sequences of the instant invention. Representative fragments of the polynucleotide sequences according to the invention will be understood to mean any nucleotide fragment having at least 5 successive nucleotides, preferably at least 12 successive nucleotides, and still more preferably at least 15, 18, or at least 20 successive nucleotides of the sequence from which it is derived. The upper limit for such fragments is the total number of nucleotides found in the full-length sequence encoding a particular polypeptide. The term “successive” can be interchanged with the term “consecutive” or the phrase “contiguous span”. Thus, in some embodiments, a polynucleotide fragment may be referred to as “a contiguous span of at least X nucleotides, wherein X is any integer value beginning with 5; the upper limit for such fragments is one nucleotide less than the total number of nucleotides found in the full-length sequence encoding a particular polypeptide.

In some embodiments, the subject invention includes those fragments capable of hybridizing under various conditions of stringency conditions (e.g., high or intermediate or low stringency) with a nucleotide sequence according to the invention; fragments that hybridize with a nucleotide sequence of the subject invention can be, optionally, labeled as set forth below.

The subject invention provides, in one embodiment, methods for the identification of the presence of nucleic acids according to the subject invention in transformed host cells or in cells isolated from an individual suspected of being infected by Candida and/or Aspergillus. In these varied embodiments, the invention provides for the detection of nucleic acids in a sample (obtained from the individual or from a cell culture) comprising contacting a sample with a nucleic acid (polynucleotide) of the subject invention (such as an RNA, mRNA, DNA, cDNA, or other nucleic acid). In a preferred embodiment, the polynucleotide is a probe that is, optionally, labeled and used in the detection system. Many methods for detection of nucleic acids exist and any suitable method for detection is encompassed by the instant invention. Typical assay formats utilizing nucleic acid hybridization include, and are not limited to, 1) nuclear run-on assay, 2) slot blot assay, 3) northern blot assay (Alwine, et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. 74:5350), 4) magnetic particle separation, 5) nucleic acid or DNA chips, 6) reverse Northern blot assay, 7) dot blot assay, 8) in situ hybridization, 9) RNase protection assay (Melton, et al., Nuc. Acids Res. 12:7035 and as described in the 1998 catalog of Ambion, Inc., Austin, Tex.), 10) ligase chain reaction, 11) polymerase chain reaction (PCR), 12) reverse transcriptase (RT)-PCR (Berchtold, et al., Nuc. Acids. Res. 17:453), 13) differential display RT-PCR (DDRT-PCR) or other suitable combinations of techniques and assays. Labels suitable for use in these detection methodologies include, and are not limited to 1) radioactive labels, 2) enzyme labels, 3) chemiluminescent labels, 4) fluorescent labels, 5) magnetic labels, or other suitable labels, including those set forth below. These methodologies and labels are well known in the art and widely available to the skilled artisan. Likewise, methods of incorporating labels into the nucleic acids are also well known to the skilled artisan.

Thus, the subject invention also provides detection probes (e.g., fragments of the disclosed polynucleotide sequences) for hybridization with a target sequence or the amplicon generated from the target sequence. Such a detection probe will comprise a contiguous/consecutive span of at least 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, or 100 nucleotides. Labeled probes or primers are labeled with a radioactive compound or with another type of label as set forth above (e.g., 1) radioactive labels, 2) enzyme labels, 3) chemiluminescent labels, 4) fluorescent labels, or 5) magnetic labels). Alternatively, non-labeled nucleotide sequences may be used directly as probes or primers; however, the sequences are generally labeled with a radioactive element (³²P, ³⁵S, ³H, ¹²⁵I) or with a molecule such as biotin, acetylaminofluorene, digoxigenin, 5-bromo-deoxyuridine, or fluorescein to provide probes that can be used in numerous applications.

Polynucleotides of the subject invention can also be used for the qualitative and quantitative analysis of gene expression using arrays or polynucleotides that are attached to a solid support. As used herein, the term array means a one-, two-, or multi-dimensional arrangement of full length polynucleotides or polynucleotides of sufficient length to permit specific detection of gene expression. Preferably, the fragments are at least 15 nucleotides in length. More preferably, the fragments are at least 100 nucleotides in length. More preferably, the fragments are more than 100 nucleotides in length. In some embodiments the fragments may be more than 500 nucleotides in length.

For example, quantitative analysis of gene expression may be performed with full-length polynucleotides of the subject invention, or fragments thereof, in a complementary DNA microarray as described by Schena et al. (Science 270:467-470, 1995; Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 93:10614-10619, 1996). Polynucleotides, or fragments thereof, are amplified by PCR and arrayed onto silylated microscope slides. Printed arrays are incubated in a humid chamber to allow rehydration of the array elements and rinsed, once in 0.2% SDS for 1 minute, twice in water for 1 minute and once for 5 minutes in sodium borohydride solution. The arrays are submerged in water for 2 minutes at 95° C., transferred into 0.2% SDS for 1 minute, rinsed twice with water, air dried and stored in the dark at 25° C.

mRNA is isolated from a biological sample and probes are prepared by a single round of reverse transcription. Probes are hybridized to 1 cm² microarrays under a 14×14 mm glass coverslip for 6-12 hours at 60° C. Arrays are washed for 5 minutes at 25° C. in low stringency wash buffer (1× SSC/0.2% SDS), then for 10 minutes at room temperature in high stringency wash buffer (0.1× SSC/0.2% SDS). Arrays are scanned in 0.1× SSC using a fluorescence laser scanning device fitted with a custom filter set. Accurate differential expression measurements are obtained by taking the average of the ratios of two independent hybridizations.

Quantitative analysis of the polynucleotides present in a biological sample can also be performed in complementary DNA arrays as described by Pietu et al. (Genome Research 6:492-503, 1996). The polynucleotides of the invention, or fragments thereof, are PCR amplified and spotted on membranes. Then, mRNAs originating from biological samples derived from various tissues or cells are labeled with radioactive nucleotides. After hybridization and washing in controlled conditions, the hybridized mRNAs are detected by phospho-imaging or autoradiography. Duplicate experiments are performed and a quantitative analysis of differentially expressed mRNAs is then performed.

Alternatively, the polynucleotide sequences of to the invention may also be used in analytical systems, such as DNA chips. DNA chips and their uses are well known in the art and (see for example, U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,561,071; 5,753,439; 6,214,545; Schena et al., BioEssays, 1996, 18:427-431; Bianchi et al., Clin. Diagn. Virol., 1997, 8:199-208; each of which is hereby incorporated by reference in their entireties) and/or are provided by commercial vendors such as Affymetrix, Inc. (Santa Clara, Calif.). In addition, the nucleic acid sequences of the subject invention can be used as molecular weight markers in nucleic acid analysis procedures.

The subject invention also provides for modified nucleotide sequences. Modified nucleic acid sequences will be understood to mean any nucleotide sequence that has been modified, according to techniques well known to persons skilled in the art, and exhibiting modifications in relation to the native, naturally occurring nucleotide sequences.

The subject invention also provides genetic constructs comprising: a) a polynucleotide sequence encoding a polypeptide set forth in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein, or a fragment thereof; b) a polynucleotide sequence having at least about 20% to 99.99% identity to a polynucleotide sequence encoding a native polypeptide, or a fragment of the native polypeptide, wherein the polynucleotide encodes a polypeptide having at least one of the activities or a polypeptide of the native full length polypeptide, or a fragment thereof; c) a polynucleotide sequence encoding a fragment of a polypeptide listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein, wherein said fragment has at least one of the activities of the polypeptide; d) a polynucleotide sequence listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 or 17 disclosed herein; e) a polynucleotide sequence having at least about 20% to 99.99% identity to the polynucleotide sequence listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, or 17; f) a polynucleotide sequence encoding a fragment of a variant polypeptide as set forth in (e); g) a polynucleotide sequence encoding a multimeric construct; or h) a polynucleotide that is complementary to the polynucleotides set forth in (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), (f), or (g). Genetic constructs of the subject invention can also contain additional regulatory elements such as promoters and enhancers and, optionally, selectable markers.

Also within the scope of the subject instant invention are vectors or expression cassettes containing genetic constructs as set forth herein or polynucleotides encoding the polypeptides, set forth supra, operably linked to regulatory elements. The vectors and expression cassettes may contain additional transcriptional control sequences as well. The vectors and expression cassettes may further comprise selectable markers. The expression cassette may contain at least one additional gene, operably linked to control elements, to be co-transformed into the organism. Alternatively, the additional gene(s) and control element(s) can be provided on multiple expression cassettes. Such expression cassettes are provided with a plurality of restriction sites for insertion of the sequences of the invention to be under the transcriptional regulation of the regulatory regions. The expression cassette(s) may additionally contain selectable marker genes operably linked to control elements.

The expression cassette will include in the 5′-3′ direction of transcription, a transcriptional and translational initiation region, a DNA sequence of the invention, and a transcriptional and translational termination regions. The transcriptional initiation region, the promoter, may be native or analogous, or foreign or heterologous, to the host cell. Additionally, the promoter may be the natural sequence or alternatively a synthetic sequence. By “foreign” is intended that the transcriptional initiation region is not found in the native plant into which the transcriptional initiation region is introduced. As used herein, a chimeric gene comprises a coding sequence operably linked to a transcriptional initiation region that is heterologous to the coding sequence.

Another aspect of the invention provides vectors for the cloning and/or the expression of a polynucleotide sequence taught herein. Vectors of this invention, including vaccine vectors, can also comprise elements necessary to allow the expression and/or the secretion of the said nucleotide sequences in a given host cell. The vector can contain a promoter, signals for initiation and for termination of translation, as well as appropriate regions for regulation of transcription. In certain embodiments, the vectors can be stably maintained in the host cell and can, optionally, contain signal sequences directing the secretion of translated protein. These different elements are chosen according to the host cell used. Vectors can integrate into the host genome or, optionally, be autonomously-replicating vectors.

The subject invention also provides for the expression of a polypeptide, peptide, fragment, or variant encoded by a polynucleotide sequence disclosed herein comprising the culture of a host cell transformed with a polynucleotide of the subject invention under conditions that allow for the expression of the polypeptide and, optionally, recovering the expressed polypeptide.

The disclosed polynucleotide sequences can also be regulated by a second nucleic acid sequence so that the protein or peptide is expressed in a host transformed with the recombinant DNA molecule. For example, expression of a protein or peptide may be controlled by any promoter/enhancer element known in the art. Promoters which may be used to control expression include, but are not limited to, the CMV-IE promoter, the SV40 early promoter region (Bernoist and Chambon Nature, 1981, 290:304-310), the promoter contained in the 3′ long terminal repeat of Rous sarcoma virus (Yamamoto et al., 1980, Cell 22:787-797), the herpes simplex thymidine kinase promoter (Wagner et al., 1981, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 78:1441-1445), the regulatory sequences of the metallothionein gene (Brinster et al., 1982, Nature 296:39-42); prokaryotic vectors containing promoters such as the β-lactamase promoter (Villa-Kamaroff et al., 1978, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 75:3727-3731), or the tac promoter (DeBoer et al., 1983, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 80:21-25); see also “Useful proteins from recombinant bacteria” in Scientific American, 1980, 242:74-94; plant expression vectors comprising the nopaline synthetase promoter region (Herrera-Estrella et al., 1983, Nature 303:209-213) or the cauliflower mosaic virus 35S RNA promoter (Gardner et al., 1981, Nucl. Acids Res. 9:2871), and the promoter of the photosynthetic enzyme ribulose biphosphate carboxylase (Herrera-Estrella et al., 1984, Nature 310:115-120); promoter elements from yeast or fungi such as the Gal 4 promoter, the ADC (alcohol dehydrogenase) promoter, PGK (phosphoglycerol kinase) promoter, and/or the alkaline phosphatase promoter.

The vectors according to the invention are, for example, vectors of plasmid or viral origin. In a specific embodiment, a vector is used that comprises a promoter operably linked to a protein or peptide-encoding nucleic acid sequence contained within the disclosed polynucleotide sequences, one or more origins of replication, and, optionally, one or more selectable markers (e.g., an antibiotic resistance gene). Expression vectors comprise regulatory sequences that control gene expression, including gene expression in a desired host cell. Exemplary vectors for the expression of the polypeptides of the invention include the pET-type plasmid vectors (Promega) or pBAD plasmid vectors (Invitrogen) or those provided in the examples below. Furthermore, the vectors according to the invention are useful for transforming host cells so as to clone or express the polynucleotide sequences of the invention.

The invention also encompasses the host cells transformed by a vector according to the invention. These cells may be obtained by introducing into host cells a nucleotide sequence inserted into a vector as defined above, and then culturing the said cells under conditions allowing the replication and/or the expression of the polynucleotide sequences of the subject invention.

The host cell may be chosen from eukaryotic or prokaryotic systems, such as for example bacterial cells, (Gram negative or Gram positive), yeast cells (for example, Saccharomyces cereviseae or Pichia pastoris), animal cells (such as Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells), plant cells, and/or insect cells using baculovirus vectors. In some embodiments, the host cells for expression of the polypeptides include, and are not limited to, those taught in U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,319,691, 6,277,375, 5,643,570, or 5,565,335, each of which is incorporated by reference in its entirety, including all references cited within each respective patent.

Furthermore, a host cell strain may be chosen which modulates the expression of the inserted sequences, or modifies and processes the gene product in the specific fashion desired. Expression from certain promoters can be elevated in the presence of certain inducers; thus, expression of the genetically engineered polypeptide may be controlled. Furthermore, different host cells have characteristic and specific mechanisms for the translational and post-translational processing and modification (e.g., glycosylation, phosphorylation) of proteins. Appropriate cell lines or host systems can be chosen to ensure the desired modification and processing of the foreign protein expressed. For example, expression in a bacterial system can be used to produce an unglycosylated core protein product. Expression in yeast will produce a glycosylated product. Expression in mammalian cells can be used to ensure “native” glycosylation of a heterologous protein. Furthermore, different vector/host expression systems may effect processing reactions to different extents.

The subject invention also concerns novel compositions that can be employed to elicit an immune response or a protective immune response. In this aspect of the invention, an amount of a composition comprising recombinant DNA or mRNA encoding a polynucleotide of the subject invention sufficient to elicit an immune response or protective immune response is administered to an individual. Signal sequences may be deleted from the nucleic acid encoding an antigen of interest and the individual may be monitored for the induction of an immune response according to methods known in the art. A “protective immune response” or “therapeutic immune response” refers to a CTL (or CD8⁺ T cell) and/or an HTL (or CD4³⁰ T cell) response to an antigen that, in some way, prevents or at least partially arrests disease symptoms, side effects or progression. The immune response may also include an antibody response that has been facilitated by the stimulation of helper T cells.

In another embodiment, the subject invention further comprises the administration of polynucleotide vaccines in conjunction with a polypeptide antigen, or composition thereof, of the invention. In a preferred embodiment, the antigen is the polypeptide that is encoded by the polynucleotide administered as the polynucleotide vaccine. As a particularly preferred embodiment, the polypeptide antigen is administered as a booster subsequent to the initial administration of the polynucleotide vaccine.

A further embodiment of the subject invention provides for the induction of an immune response to the Candida and/or Aspergillus antigens disclosed herein using a “prime-boost” vaccination regimen known to those skilled in the art. In this aspect of the invention, a DNA vaccine or polypeptide antigen of the subject invention is administered to a subject in an amount sufficient to “prime” the immune response of the subject. The immune response of the subject is then “boosted” via the administration of: 1) one or a combination of: a peptide, polypeptide, and/or full length polypeptide antigen of the subject invention (optionally in conjunction with a immunostimulatory molecule and/or an adjuvant); or 2) a viral vector that contains nucleic acid encoding one, or more, of the same or, optionally, different, antigens, multi-epitope constructs, and/or peptide antigens set forth herein. In some alternative embodiments of the invention, a gene encoding an immunostimulatory molecule may be incorporated into the viral vector used to “boost the immune response of the individual. Exemplary immunostimulatory molecules include, and are not limited to, IL-1, IL-2, IL-3, IL-4, IL-5, IL-6, IL-7, IL-8, IL-9, IL-10, IL-11, IL-15, Il-16, Il-18, IL-23, IL-24, erythropoietin, G-CSF, M-CSF, platelet derived growth factor (PDGF), MSF, FLT-3 ligand, EGF, fibroblast growth factor (FGF; e.g., aFGF (FGF-1)), bFGF (FGF-2), FGF-3, FGF-4, FGF-5, FGF-6, or FGF-7), insulin-like growth factors (e.g., IGF-1, IGF-2); vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF); interferons (e.g., IFN-γ, IFN-α, IFN-β); leukemia inhibitory factor (LIF); ciliary neurotrophic factor (CNTF); oncostatin M; stem cell factor (SCF); transforming growth factors (e.g., TGF-a, TGF-β1, TGF-β1, TGF-β1), or chemokines (such as, but not limited to, BCA-1/BLC-1, BRAK/Kec, CXCL16, CXCR3, ENA-78/LIX, Eotaxin-1, Eotaxin-2/MPIF-2, Exodus-2/SLC, Fractalkine/Neurotactin, GROalpha/MGSA, HCC-1, 1-TAC, Lymphotactin/ATAC/SCM, MCP-1/MCAF, MCP-3, MCP-4, MDC/STCP-1, ABCD-1, MIP-1α, MIP-1β, MIP-2α/GROβ, MIP-3α/Exodus/LARC, MIP-3β/Exodus-3/ELC, MIP-4/PARC/DC-CK1, PF-4, RANTES, SDF1α, TARC, or TECK). Genes encoding these immunostimulatory molecules are known to those skilled in the art and coding sequences may be obtained from a variety of sources, including various patents databases, publicly available databases (such as the nucleic acid and protein databases found at the National Library of Medicine or the European Molecular Biology Laboratory), the scientific literature, or scientific literature cited in catalogs produced by companies such as Genzyme, Inc., R&D Systems, Inc, or InvivoGen, Inc. [see, for example, the 1995 Cytokine Research Products catalog, Genzyme Diagnostics, Genzyme Corporation, Cambridge Mass.; 2002 or 1995 Catalog of R&D Systems, Inc (Minneapolis, Minn.); or 2002 Catalog of InvivoGen, Inc (San Diego, Calif.) each of which is incorporated by reference in its entirety, including all references cited therein].

Methods of introducing DNA vaccines into individuals are well-known to the skilled artisan. For example, DNA can be injected into skeletal muscle or other somatic tissues (e.g., intramuscular injection). Cationic liposomes or biolistic devices, such as a gene gun, can be used to deliver DNA vaccines. Alternatively, iontophoresis and other means for transdermal transmission can be used for the introduction of DNA vaccines into an individual.

Viral vectors for use in the subject invention can have a portion of the viral genome is deleted to introduce new genes without destroying infectivity of the virus. The viral vector of the present invention is, typically, a non-pathogenic virus. At the option of the practitioner, the viral vector can be selected so as to infect a specific cell type, such as professional antigen presenting cells (e.g., macrophage or dendritic cells). Alternatively, a viral vector can be selected that is able to infect any cell in the individual. Exemplary viral vectors suitable for use in the present invention include, but are not limited to poxvirus such as vaccinia virus, avipox virus, fowlpox virus, a highly attenuated vaccinia virus (such as Ankara or MVA [Modified Vaccinia Ankara]), retrovirus, adenovirus, baculovirus and the like. In a preferred embodiment, the viral vector is Ankara or MVA.

General strategies for construction of vaccinia virus expression vectors are known in the art (see, for example, Smith and Moss Bio Techniques November/December, 306-312, 1984; U.S. Pat. No. 4,738,846 (hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety). Sutter and Moss (Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci U.S.A. 89:10847-10851, 1992) and Sutter et al. (Vaccine, 12(11):1032-40, 1994) disclose the construction and use as a vector, a non-replicating recombinant Ankara virus (MVA) which can be used as a viral vector in the present invention.

Compositions comprising the subject polynucleotides can include appropriate nucleic acid vaccine vectors (plasmids), which are commercially available (e.g., Vical, San Diego, Calif.) or other nucleic acid vectors (plasmids), which are also commercially available (e.g., Valenti, Burlingame, Calif.). Alternatively, compositions comprising viral vectors and polynucleotides according to the subject invention are provided by the subject invention. In addition, the compositions can include a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier, e.g., saline. The pharmaceutically acceptable carriers are well known in the art and also are commercially available. For example, such acceptable carriers are described in E. W. Martin's Remington's Pharmaceutical Science, Mack Publishing Company, Easton, Pa.

The subject invention also provides an assay that comprises the use of polynucleotides, as set forth herein, for the detection of Candida and/or Aspergillus. Some aspects of the invention provide for a method that comprises contacting a sample comprising a population of polynucleotides with a second population of polynucleotides under conditions that allow for the formation of an hybridization complex, wherein said second population of polynucleotides comprises polynucleotides that encode at least one polypeptide that is listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein; d) fragments of polynucleotides; e) a polypeptide as set forth in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein; f) a variant polypeptide of such native polypeptide, wherein the variant polypeptide specifically binds to an antibody that specifically binds to a polypeptide listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein; g) a variant polypeptide fragment of those listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein, wherein the variant polypeptide fragment specifically binds to an antibody that specifically binds to a polypeptide disclosed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein or a fragment of those polypeptides; h) a variant of a polypeptide as set forth in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein, wherein the variant polypeptide specifically binds to an antibody that specifically binds to a polypeptide listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein; i) a heterologous polypeptide fused, in frame, to a polypeptide comprising one of those listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein; and j) mixtures of polypeptides as set forth in a), b), c), d), e), 1), g), h), or i). The method can further comprise the step of detecting the hybridization complex and the second population of polynucleotides can be an array of polynucleotides or the same or different sequence if desired.

In one embodiment of each of the aforementioned aspects of the invention a)-i), the one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, or six or more polypeptides) is among those polypeptides disclosed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 herein, or among those polypeptides encoded by the nucleic acids disclosed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, or 17 herein. In another embodiment, the one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, or six or more polypeptides) are from C. albicans and selected from the group consisting of Set1p, Rbt4p, Met6p, BGl2p, Gap1, Bgl2, Car1, Enol1, Fba1, IPF9162, PGK1, and Muc1. In another embodiment, the one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, or four polypeptides) are from C. albicans and selected from the group consisting of Set1p, Rbt4p, Met6p, and BGl2p. In another embodiment, the one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, or five polypeptides) are from C. albicans and selected from the group consisting of Set1p, Rbt4p, Met6p, BGl2p, and Gap1. In another embodiment, the one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, or four polypeptides) are from C. albicans and selected from the group consisting of Car1, Enol1, Fba1, and 1PF9162. In another embodiment, the polypeptide is from C. albicans and is PGK1. In another embodiment, the polypeptide is from C. albicans and is Muc1.

The terms “comprising”, “consisting of”, and “consisting essentially of are defined according to their standard meaning and may he substituted for one another throughout the instant application in order to attach the specific meaning associated with each term.

As used in this specification and the appended claims, the singular forms “a”, “an”, and “the” include plural reference unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. Thus, for example, a reference to “a polypeptide” includes more than one such polypeptide, and the like. Reference to “an antigen” includes more than one such antigen. Reference to “a cell” includes more than one such cell. Reference to “a polynucleotide” includes more than one such polynucleotide.

Exemplified Embodiments

The invention includes, but is not limited to, the following embodiments:

-   Embodiment 1. An isolated, recombinant, or purified polypeptide     comprising

(a) an amino acid sequence listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein; or

(b) fragments of (a); or

(c) a polypeptide listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein; or

(d) one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, or four or more polypeptides) selected from among SET1 (chromatin regulatory protein), ENO1 (enolase I), PGK1-2 (phosphoglycerate kinease), and MUC1-2 (cell surface glycoprotein); or

(e) one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, or fifteen or more polypeptides) selected from among METE-1, MET6-2, NOT5, RBT4, IPF9162, CAR1, GAP1, SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-1, MUC1-2, and BGL2; or

(f) one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, six, or seven or more polypeptides) selected from among SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-2, and BGL2; or

(g) a variant of a polypeptide of (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), or (f), wherein said variant polypeptide specifically binds to an antibody that specifically binds to a polypeptide of (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), or (f); or

(h) a fragment of a polypeptide of (c), (d), (e), or (f), wherein said fragment specifically binds to an antibody that specifically binds to a polypeptide of (c), (d), (e), or (f), or a fragment of (c), (d), (e), or (f); or

(i) a heterologous polypeptide fused, in frame, to a polypeptide comprising the polypeptide of (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), or (f); or

(j) a multimeric construct comprising a polypeptide of (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), or (f); or a fragment or variant of (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), (f), (g), (h), or (i).

-   Embodiment 2. A composition comprising at least one isolated or     purified polypeptide according to embodiment 1, or a isolated     polynucleotide encoding the polypeptide; and an additional     component. -   Embodiment 3. The composition according to embodiment 2, wherein     said additional component is a solid support, and wherein said     polypeptide or said encoding polynucleotide is immobilized on said     support. -   Embodiment 4. The composition according to embodiment 3, wherein     said solid support is selected from the group consisting of     microtiter wells, magnetic beads, non-magnetic beads, agarose beads,     glass, cellulose, plastics, polyethylene, polypropylene, polyester,     nitrocellulose, nylon, and polysulfone. -   Embodiment 5. The composition according to embodiment 2, wherein     said additional component is a pharmaceutically acceptable     excipient. -   Embodiment 6. The composition according to embodiment 3 or 4,     wherein said solid support provides an array of polypeptides or     encoding polynucleotides, and wherein said array of polypeptides is     selected from among the polypeptides listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,     8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein, or a fragment     or variant thereof. -   Embodiment 7. The composition according to any one of embodiments     2-5, wherein said polypeptide is one or more polypeptides (e.g.,     one, two, three, or four or more antigens) selected from among SET1     (chromatin regulatory protein), ENO1 (enolase I), PGK1-2     (phosphoglycerate kinease), and MUC1-2 (cell surface glycoprotein). -   Embodiment 8. The composition according to any one of embodiments     2-5, wherein said polypeptide is one or more polypeptides (e.g.,     one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven,     twelve, thirteen, fourteen, or fifteen or more polypeptides)     selected from among METE-1, MET6-2, NOT5, RBT4, IPF9162, CAR1, GAP1,     SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-1, MUC1-2, and BGL2. -   Embodiment 9. The composition according to any one of embodiments     2-5, wherein said polypeptide is one or more polypeptides (e.g.,     one, two, three, four, five, six, or seven or more polypeptides)     selected from among SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-2, and     BGL2. -   Embodiment 10. The composition according to any of embodiments 2-9,     further comprising an additional antigen of interest. -   Embodiment 11. A method of binding an antibody to a polypeptide     comprising contacting a sample containing an antibody with a     polypeptide under conditions that allow for the formation of an     antibody-antigen complex, wherein said polypeptide is selected from     the group consisting of the polypeptides listed in Tables 3, 4, 5,     6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein, or a     fragment or variant thereof, wherein said sample containing an     antibody is an adsorbed or nonadsorbed sample. -   Embodiment 12. The method according to embodiment 11, wherein said     polypeptide is one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, or     four or more antigens) selected from among SET1 (chromatin     regulatory protein), ENO1 (enolase I), PGK1-2 (phosphoglycerate     kinease), and MUC1-2 (cell surface glycoprotein). -   Embodiment 13. The method according to embodiment 11, wherein said     polypeptide is one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three,     four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen,     fourteen, or fifteen or more polypeptides) selected from among     MET6-1, MET6-2, NOT5, RBT4, 1PF9162, CAR1, GAP1, SET1, ENO1, FBA1,     PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-1, MUC1-2, and BGL2. -   Embodiment 14. The method according to embodiment 11, wherein said     polypeptide is one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three,     four, five, six, or seven or more polypeptides) selected from among     SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1 PGK1-2, MUC1-2, and BGL2. -   Embodiment 15. The method according to any of embodiments 11-14,     further comprising the step of detecting the formation of said     antibody-antigen complex. -   Embodiment 16. The method according to any of embodiments 11-15,     wherein said method is an immunoassay. -   Embodiment 17. The method according to embodiment 16, wherein said     immunoassay is selected from the group consisting of enzyme linked     immunosorbent assays (ELISAs), radioimmunoassays (RIAs), lateral     flow assays, immunochromatographic strip assays, automated flow     assays, Western blots, immunoprecipitation assays, reversible flow     chromatographic binding assays, agglutination assays, and     biosensors. -   Embodiment 18. The method according to any of embodiments 11-17,     wherein said method is performed using an array of polypeptides. -   Embodiment 19. The method according to embodiment 18, wherein said     array comprises or consists of SET1 (chromatin regulatory protein),     ENO1 (enolase I), PGK1-2 (phosphoglycerate kinease), and MUC1-2     (cell surface glycoprotein). -   Embodiment 20. The method according to embodiment 18, wherein said     array comprises or consists of METE-1, METE-2, NOT5, RBT4, IPF9162,     CAR1, GAP1, SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-1, MUC1-2, and     BGL2. -   Embodiment 21. The method according to embodiment 18, wherein said     comprises or consists of SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-2,     and BGL2. -   Embodiment 22. The method according to embodiment 18, wherein said     array of polypeptides comprises the same polypeptide. -   Embodiment 23. The method according to any of embodiments 18-21,     wherein said array of polypeptides further comprises isolated     polypeptides from other organisms of interest. -   Embodiment 24. An isolated or purified polynucleotide comprising a     nucleic acid sequence encoding a polypeptide of embodiment 1, or a     fragment or variant thereof -   Embodiment 25. An antibody that specifically binds to a polypeptide     of embodiment 1, or a fragment or variant thereof. -   Embodiment 26. The antibody according to embodiment 25, further     comprising an additional component. -   Embodiment 27. The antibody according to embodiment 26, wherein said     additional component is a solid support. -   Embodiment 28. The antibody according to embodiment 26, wherein said     additional component is a carrier. -   Embodiment 29. The antibody according to embodiment 28, wherein said     carrier is a pharmaceutically acceptable excipient. -   Embodiment 30. The antibody according to embodiment 26, wherein said     additional component is a label. -   Embodiment 31. A host cell comprising a polynucleotide according to     embodiment 24. -   Embodiment 32. A method of hybridizing polynucleotides comprising     contacting a sample comprising a population of polynucleotides with     a second population of polynucleotides under conditions that allow     for the formation of an hybridization complex, wherein said second     population of polynucleotides comprises polynucleotides that encode     at least one polypeptide that is selected from among:

(a) an amino acid sequence listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein; or

(b) a fragment of (a); or

(c) a polypeptide listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein; or

(d) one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, or four or more polypeptides) selected from among SET1 (chromatin regulatory protein), ENO1 (enolase I), PGK1-2 (phosphoglycerate kinease), and MUC1-2 (cell surface glycoprotein); or

(e) one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, or fifteen or more polypeptides) selected from among MET6-1, MET6-2, NOT5, RBT4, IPF9162, CAR1, GAP1, SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-1, MUC1-2, and BGL2; or

(f) one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, six, or seven or more polypeptides) selected from among SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-2, and BGL2; or

(g) a variant of a polypeptide of (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), or (f), wherein said variant polypeptide specifically binds to an antibody that specifically binds to a polypeptide of (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), or (f); or

(h) a fragment of a polypeptide of (c), (d), (e), or (f), wherein said fragment specifically binds to an antibody that specifically binds to a polypeptide of (c), (d), (e), or (f), or a fragment of (c), (d), (e), or (f); or

(i) a heterologous polypeptide fused, in frame, to a polypeptide comprising the polypeptide of (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), (f), (g), or (h); or

(j) a multimeric construct comprising a polypeptide of (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), (f), (g), (h), or (i); or a fragment or variant of (c), (d), (c), or (f).

-   Embodiment 33. The method according to embodiment 32, further     comprising the step of detecting the hybridization complex. -   Embodiment 34. The method according to embodiment 32, wherein said     second population of polynucleotides is an array of polynucleotides     or the same or different sequence. -   Embodiment 35. A method of inducing an immune response in a subject,     comprising administering an effective amount of:

(1) a polypeptide antigen comprising:

-   -   (a) an amino acid sequence listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,         12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein; or     -   (b) a fragment of (a); or     -   (c) a polypeptide listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13,         14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein; or     -   (d) one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, or four or         more polypeptides) selected from among SET1 (chromatin         regulatory protein), ENO1 (enolase I), PGK1-2 (phosphoglycerate         kinease), and MUC1-2 (cell surface glycoprotein); or     -   (e) one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five,         six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen,         fourteen, or fifteen or more polypeptides) selected from among         MET6-1, MET6-2, NOT5, RBT4, IPF9162, CAR1, GAP1, SET1, ENO1,         FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-1, MUC1-2, and BGL2; or     -   (f) one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five,         six, or seven or more polypeptides) selected from among SET1,         ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-2, and BGL2; or     -   (g) a variant of a polypeptide of (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), or         (f), wherein said variant polypeptide specifically binds to an         antibody that specifically binds to a polypeptide of (a), (b),         (c), (d), (e), or (f); or     -   (h) a fragment of a polypeptide of (c), (d), (e), or (f),         wherein said fragment specifically binds to an antibody that         specifically binds to a polypeptide of (c), (d), (e), or (1), or         a fragment of (c), (d), (e), or (f); or     -   (i) a heterologous polypeptide fused, in frame, to a polypeptide         comprising the polypeptide of (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), (f), (g),         or (h); or     -   (j) a multimeric construct comprising a polypeptide of (c), (d),         (e), or (f); or a fragment or variant of (a), (b), (c), (d),         (e), (f), (g), (h), or (i); or

(2) a polynucleotide encoding at least one polypeptide antigen that is selected from (1).

-   Embodiment 36. The method according to embodiment 35, wherein the     subject is immunocompromised. -   Embodiment 37. A method for diagnosing or monitoring a Candida or     Aspergillus infection in a subject, the method comprising:

(a) providing a gene expression profile obtained from a biological sample of the subject, wherein the expression profile comprises a plurality of Candida or Aspergillus genes that are expressed at the protein level; and

(b) comparing the subject's gene expression profile to a reference gene expression profile.

-   Embodiment 38. The method according to embodiment 37, wherein the     reference gene expression profile is obtained from a normal, healthy     individual, or from an infected individual. -   Embodiment 39. The method according to embodiment 37, wherein the     reference gene expression profile is contained within a database. -   Embodiment 40. The method according to embodiment 37, wherein said     comparing is carried out using a computer algorithm. -   Embodiment 41. The method according to embodiment 37, wherein said     method further comprises preparing the patient's gene expression     profile. -   Embodiment 42. The method according to embodiment 37, wherein said     method further comprises:

(c) providing a gene expression profile obtained from a biological sample from the subject after the subject has undergone a treatment regimen for Candida or Aspergillus infection; and

(d) comparing the subject's post-treatment gene expression profile to the reference gene expression profile, to monitor the subject's response to the treatment regimen.

-   Embodiment 43. The method according to embodiment 37, wherein said     method further comprises:

(c) providing a diagnosis of Candida or Aspergillus infection to the patient.

-   Embodiment 44. The method according to embodiment 33, wherein the     plurality of Candida or Aspergillus genes is listed in Tables 3, 4,     5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, or 17 disclosed herein. -   Embodiment 45. The method according to embodiment 37, wherein the     plurality of Candida or Aspergillus genes comprises one or more     polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, or four or more polypeptides)     selected from among SET1 (chromatin regulatory protein), ENO1     (enolase I), PGK1-2 (phosphoglycerate kinease), and MUC1-2 (cell     surface glycoprotein). -   Embodiment 46. The method according to embodiment 37, wherein the     plurality of Candida or Aspergillus genes comprises one or more     polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight,     nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, or fifteen or more     polypeptides) selected from among MET6-1, METE-2, NOT5, RBT4,     IPF9162, CAR1, GAP1, SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-1,     MUC1-2, and BGL2. -   Embodiment 47. The method according to embodiment 37, wherein the     plurality of Candida or Aspergillus genes comprises one or more     polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, six, or seven or     more polypeptides) selected from among SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1,     PGK1-2, MUC1-2, and BGL2. -   Embodiment 48. The method according to embodiment 37, wherein the     subject's gene expression profile further comprises one or more     genes endogenous to the subject. -   Embodiment 49. The method according to embodiment 37, wherein the     subject is immunocompromised at the time the biological sample is     obtained from the subject. -   Embodiment 50. The method according to embodiment 37, further     comprising administering an anti-fungal agent to the subject.

Materials and Methods

Definitions. Outcomes were classified as systemic candidiasis or controls. Systemic candidiasis was defined as recovery of Candida sp. from blood or a sterile site. Controls were defined as non-immunocompromised patients hospitalized at the Shands Teaching Hospital at the University of Florida (STH-UF) who did not have any clinical or microbiologic evidence of candida infection. Predictor variables were the titers of antibodies against specific antigens.

Study population. Over the period of thirty-six months, sera from 68 patients with systemic candidiasis was collected, including 66 patients with candidemia and 2 patients with deep-seated candidiasis (one with candida peritonitis related to chronic peritoneal dialysis, and one with biopsy-proven candida pneumonia). Patients were sub-classified into pre-term and newborn infants (<6 months old), immunocompromised hosts and burn victims, as well as by portal of entry. Descriptive data for the patients are provided in Table 11. The median time from the onset of infection to serum collection was 2 days. Seven patients died, and four of the survivors had infections that persisted for over 2 weeks. Sera from 24 hospitalized patients who had no evidence of candidiasis were also collected as controls.

Collection of sera. Patients at STH-UF were identified on the day of positive blood or sterile site cultures for Candida sp. Controls were identified by the Infectious Diseases consultation service at STH-UF. After informed consent was obtained in accordance with procedures approved by the National Institutes of Health and the UF Institutional Review Board, sera were collected and stored at −70° C. in the repository at the UF Mycology Research Unit. For patients with candidiasis, sera were obtained from the earliest possible date on or after the date that the first positive cultures were drawn. In all cases, this was within 7 days of the first positive culture.

Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA). Antibody titers were evaluated for a set of twelve antigens that were identified using In Vivo Induced Antigen Technology (MET6, SET1, GAP1, ENO1, NOT5, BGL2, FBA1, MUC1, CAR1, RBT4, IPF9162 and PGK1) (Cheng, S et al. Mol Microbiol., 2003; 48:1275-88). Whole or partial DNA sequences of the genes encoding the antigens were amplified by polymerase chain reaction using the primers listed in Table 10. Two fragments of MET6, PGK1 and MUC1 were amplified, resulting in a total of 15 DNA sequences. The resulting PCR products were cloned into the plasmid pET30 using an EK/LIC cloning kit (EMD Biosciences, Inc.). All inserts were confirmed by DNA sequencing. Each plasmid was transformed into E. coli BL21(DE3) (Novagen). Expression of the recombinant proteins was induced by isopropyl-β-d-thiogalactopyranoside (IPTG). The recombinant proteins were purified from cell-free supernatants by chromatography on Ni²⁺-NTA-agarose as previously described (Cheng, S et al. Infect Immun., 2005; 73:7190-7).

96-well flat-bottom microtiter plates were coated with purified recombinant proteins in carbonate buffer (pH 9.6) at a concentration of 0.5 ug per well for 1 h at 37° C. (Cheng, S et al. Infect Immun., 2005; 73:7190-7). The plates were washed in PBS with 0.1% Tween-20 (PBS-T), and blocked with 0.25% gelatin in PBS-T for 1 h at 37° C. The wells were again washed with PBS-T. Serially diluted serum specimens were added to each well, and the plate incubated for 1 h at 37° C. The plates were washed, and peroxidase-conjugated goat anti-human immunoglobulin IgM (1:5,000 dilution) or IgG (1:25,000 dilution) in PBS-T was added. After an 1-hour incubation at 37° C., the plates was washed and developed with a o-phenylenediamine in citrate buffer and 5% hydrogen peroxidase. The developing solution was stopped with 1 M phosphoric acid. The optical densities (ODs) were determined using a spectrophotometer at 450 nm. Background was defined in wells coated with the protein to which the secondary antibody was added but the primary antibody was not. The reactive titer was defined as the inverse of the greatest dilution at which the OD was two-fold greater than background. All serum samples were tested in duplicate. In addition to wells lacking the primary antibody, wells that were not coated with protein were further included as negative controls.

Statistical analyses. Statistical significance was set at 0.05. The antibody titers for individual proteins were first log_(e)-transformed to approximate normal distribution prior to data analysis. Multicollinearity among the predictor variables was assessed using collinearity diagnostics in SAS PROC REG. Means and standard errors for each predictor were calculated for each outcome variable.

Potentially significant predictor variables for the discriminant model were identified by backward elimination analysis using the STEPDISC procedure and by canonical correlation analysis using the CANCORR procedure in SAS/STAT. In the backward elimination analysis, the predictor variables chosen to leave the model were based on the significance level of an F test from an analysis of covariance. In the canonical analysis, standardized canonical coefficients, which reflect the relative contribution of each predictor variable to the power of discriminating between the two outcomes, were generated; the variables with highest absolute values were included in the discriminant model.

The DISCRIM procedure in SAS/STAT was used to identify the smallest subset of predictor variables that best discriminate the two outcomes. The performance of this discriminant analysis was evaluated by estimating the error rate (probability of misclassification of outcome). Finally, linear regression analysis using PROC REG in SAS was performed to generate the predicted function for the best set of predictors that were identified. The prediction score takes the form of y=a+β₁x₁+β₂x₂+ . . . +β_(n)x_(n), where a is the constant where the regression line intercepts the y axis and β is a regression coefficient.

All patents, patent applications, provisional applications, and publications referred to or cited herein, supra or infra, are incorporated by reference in their entirety, including all figures and tables, to the extent they are not inconsistent with the explicit teachings of this specification.

Following are examples which illustrate procedures for practicing the invention. These examples should not be construed as limiting. All percentages are by weight and all solvent mixture proportions are by volume unless otherwise noted.

Example 1 Antibody Responses Against Candida Proteins Among Patients with Candidiasis

The present inventors measured antibody responses against immunogenic Candida proteins among human patients with candidemia, oropharyngeal candidiasis, and healthy controls. The patient population and underlying conditions are described in Tables 1 and 2, respectively.

Sera were collected within 2 weeks of diagnosis from patients with candidemia, OPC and healthy controls as part of the University of Florida Mycology Research Unit. Recombinant C. albicans proteins Bgl2p, Eno1p, Fba1p, Gap1p, Pgk2p, Mep6p, Set1p, Rbt4p, Car1p, Muc1p and IPF9162p were purified. Antibody titers were measured against recombinant proteins by ELISA. Results are shown in Tables 3-6 and FIGS. 1 and 2A-2F.

TABLE 1 Patient population Types of patients Number of patients Patients with C. albicans candidemia 32 patients Patients with oropharyngeal candidiasis (OPC) 13 patients Hospitalized patients with no evidence of 20 patients candidiasis (controls)

TABLE 2 Underlying conditions Types of patients Percent of patients Burn or trauma patients 28% Patients receiving TPN 17% Patients undergoing GI surgery 17% Patients with diabetes mellitus and vascular diseases 17% Neonates 11% Other underlying illness 17%

There were no differences in IgM and IgA responses to proteins between the 3 groups. Total immunoglobulin and IgG responses, however, did differ between the groups. FIGS. 2A-2F show representative IgG responses against specific proteins.

TABLE 3 Three types of IgG responses Type of response Proteins Specific to DC Rbt4, Met6, Set1, Gap1, Bgl2 Specific to DC and OPC Car1, Enol1, Fba1, IPF9162 Non-specific PGK1 Low immunogenicity Muc1

TABLE 4 IgG response against Set1p Antibody against Set1p Rate Sensitivity 81.2% Specificity   70% PPV 81.2% NPV   70%*

TABLE 5 IgG response against Met6 Antibody against Met6 Rate Sensitivity 87.5% Specificity   55% PPV 75.7% NPV  73.3%*

TABLE 6 IgG response against Rbt4p Antibody against Rbt4p Rate Sensitivity 87.5% Specificity 40.7% PPV   63% NPV  50.1%* *All 4 neonates had undetected antibody

TABLE 7 C. albicans genes and proteins identified by IVIAT screening Function deduced Known from CandidaDB Accession function homologous designation No. in C. albicans protein in S. cerevisiae Description Transcription Factor/Regulation Dimorphism: RBF1 XM_714028; Yes DNA-binding protein; XM_435193 transcription factor involves in yeast- hyphae transition CPP1 Yes Mitogen-activated protein kinase phosphatase; suppresses hyphal growth CST20 U73457 Yes Regulator leads to the coordinate control of hyphal development CHK1 Yes Histidine kinase signal transduction; essential for hyphal development; regulates cell wall mannan and glucan synthesis CAP1 U95611 Yes Adenylate cyclase- associated protein regulates adenylate cyclase activity CDC24 AY208122 Yes GTP/GDP exchange factor for CDC42; contains RhoGEF domain (2E-43) involved in regulation of various cellular processes NOT5 XM_712551; No NOT5 *Subunit of the CCR4- XM_436807 (1E-17) NOT complex, a global transcriptional regulator IPF11281 AB084519 No GPR1 *G-protein coupled (1E-29) receptor; regulates both pseudohyphal and invasive growth by a cAMP-dependent mechanism. Metabolism: PPR1 No PPR1 *Transcription factor (2E-68) regulating pyrimidine pathway (+ regulator of URA1 and URA3) IPF3598 No SIP3 *Activator of Snflp (2E-78) protein kinase involved in signal transduction, filamentous growth and cellular response to nitrogen starvation. Has a PH domain which is found in eukaryotic signaling pathway, a constituent of cytoskeleton IPF9385 No PHO2 *Homeobox-domain (2E-30) containing transcription factor; involves in regulation of phosphate metabolism Cell cycle: IPF9413 XM_707295; No CLG1 *Cyclin dependent XM_442263 (4.5E-14) protein kinase holoenzyme complex, regulates acid phosphatase gene expression; involves with cell growth and division Unknown target: SPT6 XM_710094 No SPT6 *DNA-dependent (E-140) regulation of transcription. SET1 XM_713878; Yes SET1 *Chromatin-mediated XM_435267 (2E-72) gene regulation. SAS3 XM_713115; SAS3 *Histone XM_436111 (1E-90) acetyltransferase, silencing protein. RPC53 No RPC53 *DNA-directed RNA (5E-11) polymerase III; transcription from Pol III promoter IPF2140 XM_710153 No CAF40 *CCR-NOT complex, (7E-92) CCR4 Associated Factor; regulates transcription from Pol II promoter. IPF19724 XM_715832; No TBF1 *Transcription factor XM_433240 (2E-43) involves in loss of chromatin silencing. IPF11711 XM_710225; No TOM1 *E3 ubiquitin protein XM_439087 (4.5e-250) ligase required for G2/M transition. Contains a yeast hect- domain protein which mediates transcriptional regulation IPF1009 No RFX1 *Transcription factor (1.4e-7) regulating a wide variety of processes; involves in DNA damage response, signal transduction resulting in cell cycle arrest IPF2971 No Unknown function. Contains a cyclin domain that regulates cyclin-dependent kinases IPF1798 No No Unknown function. Contains Fungal specific transcription factor domain found in transcription activator xInR, yeast regulatory protein GAL4, and other transcription proteins regulating cellular and metabolic processes IPF4805 No Unknown function. Contains a zinc-finger transcriptional factor with low homology to scNFL11, and a SAP domain found in diverse nuclear proteins involved in chromosomal organization STRESS RESPONSE & ADAPTATION Stress response: RBT 4 XM_713699; Yes Filament-specific gene, XM_435487 but has no role in morphology transition. Encodes PR (pathogenesis-related) protein that is synthesized during infection, stress-related responses, serum treatment of filamentous cells, and depletion of TUP1. IPF5761 No FMO *A flavin-containing (4E-32) monooxygenase involved in oxidation of biologic thiols; is vital for yeast response to reductive stress. IPF1428 XM_713923; No BUL2 *Contains the N- XM_435312 (8E-18) terminus of scBUL1. Essential for growth in various stress conditions. Nutrient sensor/transport: MEP2 No MEP2 *An ammonium (1E-121) transport affecting pseudohyphal growth. IPF11281 XM_715449; Yes Proline transport helper (PTH1) XM_433638 [Ref]. Also similar to scGpr1p, a G-protein- coupled receptor at plasma membrane; interacts in two-hybrid system with Gpa2p involving in cell growth and maintenance, pseudohyphal growth, signal transduction and sporulation. ENA22 No ENA5 *Sodium ion transport (0.0) (P-type ATPases) member of a superfamily cation transport enzyme, mediates membrane flux of all cations. MDL1 XM_713187; MDL1 *ABC transporter XM_436186 (3E-145) involves in the export of peptides from the mitochondrial matrix; regulates cellular resistance to oxidative stress. ALP1 XM_708849; ALP1 *Basic amino acid XM_440625 (2E-70) transporter, involved in uptake of cationic amino acids DNA repair: RAD23 No RAD23 *Nucleotide excision (2E-24) repair protein (ubiquitin-like protein). Also plays a role in negative regulation of protein catabolism; nucleotide-excision repair; DNA damage recognition. RFA1 XM_714446; No RFA1 *DNA replication XM_434861 (1E-102) factor A, required for DNA-damage repair. IPF9141 No CTF4 *Chromatin-associated 1E-60 protein involves in DNA repair, DNA dependent DNA replication, sister chromatid cohesion, replicative cell aging. IPF19872 XM_712512; No Unknown function. XM_436767 Has DNA-binding protein C1D domain (3E-05) involved in regulation of double- strand break repair METABOLISM LPD1 XM_707241; No LPD1 *Dihydrolipoamide XM_442283 (1E-111) dehydrogenase: involved in acetyl-CoA biosynthesis from pyruvate and amino acid catabolism. PDB1 No PDB1 pyruvate dehydrogenase (7E-92) involved in pyruvate metabolism MDH12 No MDH12 *Mitochondrial malate (2E-51) dehydrogenase involves in NADH regeneration, fatty acid oxidation, glyoxylate cycle, and malate metabolism CAR1 XM_716750; No CAR1 *Arginase involved in XM_432299 (3E-59) arginine catabolism to ornithine. IPF6881 No S. pombe Function deduced by (3E-30) homology to S. pombe phosphatidyl synthase. Contains NagD domains with predicted sugar phosphatases of the HAD superfamily involved in carbohydrate transport and metabolism. IPF4258 No Unknown function. Contains a eukaryotic- specific Acyl CoA binding protein domain (6E-13) involved in lipid transport and metabolism. IPF7489 YOR171C Contains LCB5 domain (1E-5) sphingosine kinase and diacylglycerol kinase involved in lipid metabolism. HOST- PATHOGEN INTERACTION Cell wall structure, organization and biosynthesis: MYO5 XM_705894; Yes MYO5 *Involved in cell wall XM_443689 (0.0) organization and biogenesis, endocytosis, exocytosis, polar budding, response to osmotic stress, and salinity response. Required for Candida hyphal formation. PRAI Yes Cell wall protein with a role in pH-regulation, temperature dependent morphogenesis AMYG2 XM_711719; Yes ROT2 Glucoamylase. Also XM_437664 (1E-34) similar to sc ROT2 involved in cell wall biosynthesis (glucosyl hydrolase enzyme of carbohydrate metabolism) LP19 No MHP1 *Cell wall (2E-75) organization and biogenesis; microtubule stabilization ALG5 ALG5 *Mannosyltransferase, (6E-95) involved in asparagine- linked glycosylation in the endoplasmic reticulum. Adherence to host cell/Flocculation HWP1 AY445062 Yes Hyphal wall protein required for normal hyphal formation. ALS10 XM_705343; Yes C. albicans Function deduced from XM_444273 ALS3 homology with C. albicans ALS3, an agglutinin-like protein. IPF5185 No FLO1 *Cell wall protein (3E-7) involved in flocculation; binds to mannose chains on the surface of other cells. IPF10919 No FLO1 *Cell wall protein (1E-14) involved in flocculation; binds to mannose chains on the surface of other cells. IPF15911 No MUC1 *Cell surface flocculin (2E-10) with structure similar to serine/threonine-rich GPI-anchored cell wall protein. Hydrolytic enzyme: PLB4.5f Yes PLB3 Function deduced by (3e-41) homology to PLB3 (3E- 41): phospholipase B involved in phosphatidylserine catabolism and phosphoinositide metabolism. OTHER CELL STRUCTURES PCT1 PCT1 *Cholinephosphate (6E-78) cytidylyltransferase involved in phosphatidylcholine biosynthesis and CDP- choline pathway. COX11 XM_706452; COX11 *Mitochondrial protein XM_443117 (3E-78) required for assembly of active cytochrome c oxidase, the terminal electron acceptor of the respiratory chain in mitochondria KEL1 KEL1 *Involved in cell fusion (4E-77) and morphology; localizes to regions of polarized growth. In addition, further screening has identified the following (which are included as Table 7): GAP1 (XM_715518; XM_433708), IRS4 (XM_707661; XM_441886), INP51 (XM_709454; XM_439936), SET1, SET2 (XM_709308; XM_440093), DOT1 (XM_710974; XM_438330), ENO1 (XM_706790; XM_442766), BGL2 (XM_717544; XM_431403), FBA1, MUC1, IPF9162, BUR2, PGK1 (XM_706231; XM_443352)

TABLE 8 A. fumigatus genes and proteins identified by IVIAT screening A. fumigatus clone Function C17.3 Aspergillus fumigatus Putative serine-threonine protein kinase with Afu2g10620 homology to S. cerevisiae YPK1 and YPK2, which are required for receptor-mediated endocytosis and are involved in the cell integrity signaling pathway W11 Garden petunia Catalyzes final step in ethylene biosynthesis ACC oxidase I (32%) W12 Aspergillus nidulans Hypothetical protein containing NmrA-like domain, AN8970.2 (31%) which is part of a system controlling nitrogen metabolite repression W10 Aspergillus nidulans Hypothetical protein containing an E3-ubiquitin AN2162.2 (56%) protein ligase domain W6 Aspergillus nidulans Hypothetical protein containing a guanine AN6709.2 (47%) nucleotide exchange factor domain. Similar domains are found in yeast proteins regulating vesicle trafficking in endocytosis and exocytosis W3 Aspergillus nidulans Hypothetical protein containing a WD domain. AN7704.2 (69%) Proteins containing WD domains regulate diverse processes in eukaryotes (often in a species-specific manner) and are especially prevalent in chromatin modification and transcriptional mechanisms A01 Saccharomyces tRNA C-5 methyltransferase cerevisiae YBL024w B01 Aspergillus fumigatus Putative DNA-directed RNA polymerase CAF32099 C16.3 Aspergillus nidulans Hypothetical protein containing a putative AN7465.2 cohesion complex protein domain C17.9 Aspergillus nidulans Hypothetical protein with homology to S. cerevisiae AN4541.2 NNTI, which encodes nicotinamide N- methyltransferase (involved in rDNA silencing) C19.5 Aspergillus nidulans Hypothetical protein, putative acetyl transferase AN3628.2 C20.5 Aspergillus nidulans Hypothetical protein containing a conserved GTP AN EAA58968 binding protein domain D04 Aspergillus nidulans Hypothetical protein, contains a clavamic acid AN2960.2 synthetase (CAS)-like domain D06 Aspergillus nidulans Hypothetical protein, contains a formyl transferase RING AN5922.2 domain (Zinc binding)

TABLE 9 Classifications of proteins used as targets for antibody detection Protein Classification name Protein description Note Reference classic cell BGL2 glucan 1,3-β- protein reported by our Pitarch, A et wall proteins glucosidase lab as well as other al. Mol Cell groups to elicit higher Proteomics, antibody responses 2006; 5: 79-96 among patients with systemic candidiasis than un-infected controls MUC1 cell surface Protein not been (our lab) glycoprotein previously reported to be immunogenic glycolytic ENO1 enolase I protein reported by our van enzymes lab as well as other Deventer, AJ localized to groups to elicit higher et al. the cell wall antibody responses Microbiol among patients with Immunol., systemic candidiasis 1996; than un-infected 40: 125-31; controls Mitsutake, K et al. J Clin Lab Anal., 1994; 8: 207-10; Mitsutake, K et al. J Clin Microbiol., 1996; 1918-21 FBA1 FBA1 protein reported by our Pitarch, A et lab as well as other al. Mol Cell groups to elicit higher Proteomics, antibody responses 2006; 5: 79-96 among patients with systemic candidiasis than un-infected controls GAP1 glyceraldehyde-3- protein reported by our Pitarch, A et phosphate lab as well as other al. Mol Cell dehydrogenase groups to elicit higher Proteomics, antibody responses 2006; 5: 79-96 among patients with systemic candidiasis than un-infected controls PGK1 phosphoglycerate protein reported by our Pitarch, A et kinase lab as well as other al. Mol Cell groups to elicit higher Proteomics, antibody responses 2006; 5: 79-96 among patients with systemic candidiasis than un-infected controls intracellular NOT5 a member of the Protein previously Cheng, S et proteins transcription shown by our labs to al. Mol localized to regulatory CCR4- contribute to virulence Microbiol., cell wall NOT complex and to elicit higher 2003; antibody responses 48: 1275-88 among patients with systemic candidiasis than un-infected controls MET6 5- protein reported by our Pitarch, A et methyltetrahydropteroyltri- lab as well as other al. Mol Cell glutamate groups to elicit higher Proteomics, homocysteine antibody responses 2006; 5: 79-96 methyltransferase among patients with systemic candidiasis than un-infected controls intracellular CAR1 arginase Protein not been Our lab proteins, previously reported to likely not be immunogenic localized to cell wall RBT4 repressor of TUP1 Protein not been Our lab previously reported to be immunogenic SET1 chromatin Protein previously Raman, SB regulatory protein shown by our labs to et al. Mol contribute to virulence Microbiol., and to elicit higher 2006; antibody responses 60: 697-709 among patients with systemic candidiasis than un-infected controls IPF11897 protein of Protein not been Our lab unknown function. previously reported to be immunogenic

TABLE 10 Primers used for cloning of antigens Anti-sense primers (3′ Length of antigen Antigens Sense primers (5′→ 3′) → 5′) (amino acids) MET6-1 5′GACGACGACAAGAT 5′GAGGAGAAGCCC 400 aa GGTTCAATCTTCCGTC GGTTAAGAAGATTC (position 1-400 aa) TTAGGT (SEQ ID NO: 1) GGATCTAGC (SEQ ID NO: 2) MET6-2 5′GACGACGACAAGAT 5′GAGGAGAAGCCC 367 aa GATACCAACGATCCAA GGTTAGTATTTAGC (position 401-768) AG (SEQ ID NO: 3) TCTGAATTC (SEQ ID NO: 4) RBT4 5′GACGACGACAAGAT 5′GAGGAGAAGCCC 359 aa GAAGTTTTCTCAAGTT GGTAATAACACCAG (entire gene) GCCACTACTGCTGCTG AGTTCTGTAAAAGT CCATT (SEQ ID NO: 5) CGGTA (SEQ ID NO: 6) IPF9162 5′GACGACGACAAGAT 5′GAGGAGAAGCCC 272 aa GAAAAAAAGGTTAGT GGTAATTTATCAAT (entire gene) TTTGTTTGATGATTCT TTACATATAGTGCT GATGAT (SEQ ID NO: 7) CAAAATGGACCTGT CAA (SEQ ID NO: 8) CAR1 5′GACGACGACAAGAT 5′GAGGAGAAGCCC 318 aa GTCATCAATTCAATAT GGTAATGTTATTTC (entire gene) AAATATCATCCAGACA AAACTGGGTTACGT A (SEQ ID NO: 9) GTAGAT (SEQ ID NO: 10) GAP1 5′GACGACGACAAGAT 5′GAGGAGAAGCCC 336 aa GGCTATTAAAATT GGTTAAGCAGAAGC (entire gene) GGTATTAAC (SEQ ID TTTAGCAAC (SEQ ID NO: 11) NO: 12) ENO1 5′GACGACGACAAGAT 5′GAGGAGAAGCCC 441 aa GTCTTACGCCACTAAA GGTTACAATTGAGA (entire gene) ATCCAC (SEQ ID NO: AGCCTTTTGGAA 13) (SEQ ID NO: 14) BGL2 5′GACGACGACAAGAT 5′GAGGAGAAGCCC 309 aa GCAAATCAAATTCTTG GGTTAGTTGAATTT (entire gene) ACTACT (SEQ ID NO: ACAGTCAATTGA 15) (SEQ ID NO: 16) FBA1 5′GACGACGACAAGAT 5′GAGGAGAAGCCC 360 aa GGCTCCTCCAGCAGTT GGTTACAATTGTCC (entire gene) TTAAGT (SEQ ID NO: TTTGGTGTGGAA 17) (SEQ ID NO: 18 MUC1-1 5′GACGACGACAAGAT 5′GAGGAGAAGCCC 306 aa GTCATTTTGGGACAAC GGTTAGGTTGAGTT (position 1-306) AACAA (SEQ ID NO: 19) ATTGGTTAAAA (SEQ ID NO: 20) MUC1-2 5′GACGACGACAAGAT 5′GAGGAGAAGCCC 153 aa GGAGTATATCGCATCT GGTTATTCATGTGG (position 735-888) TGGTGT (SEQ ID NO: CATTGCTCGATA 21) (SEQ ID NO: 22) PGK1-1 CA-EXP-FOR CAPKG1-F1-REV 238 aa 5′GACGACGACAAGAT 5′GAGGAGAAGCCC (position 1-238) GTCATTATCTAACAAA GGTTAACCACCACC TTATCA (SEQ ID NO: AACAATC (SEQ ID 23) NO: 24) PGK1-2 5′GACGACGACAAGAT 5′GAGGAGAAGCCC 180 aa GGCCTTCACTTTCAAG GGTTAGTTTTTGTTG (position 239-438) AAA (SEQ ID NO: 25) GAAAGAGC (SEQ ID NO: 26)

TABLE 11 Descriptive data of patients with systemic candidiasis Characteristics Number of patients Age: Median (range) 51.5 years (3 days to 81 years) Age < 6 month old  8 patients Immunocompromised 12 patients¹ Burn victims  8 patients Portal of entry: Catheter 33 patients Abdominal 21 patients Wound  6 patients Complications: Endocarditis  2 patients Mediastinitis  2 patients Vascular graft infection  2 patients Candida spp.: Candida albicans 28 patients² Non-C. albicans C. glabrata 19 patients C. parapsilosis 10 patients³ C. tropicalis  5 patients C. krusei  4 patients C. lusitaniae  1 patient unspeciated  1 patient ¹three bone marrow transplant recipients, 5 solid transplant recipients, and 1 both BMT and SOT recipient, 2 patients with hematologic malignancy on chemotherapy, and one patient with systemic lupus on high dose steroid. ²three patients were co-infected with C. glabrata, C. parapsilosis, C. tropicalis. ³a patient was co-infected with C. guilliermondii

TABLE 12 Performance tests of antibody against specific proteins Likelihood Sensitivity Specificity ratio p-value MET6-1   65% (39/60) 83.3% (20/24) 3.9 <0.0001 MET6-2   60% (36/60) 54.2% (13/24) 1.3 NS NOT5   85% (51/60) 87.5% (21/24) 6.8 <0.0001 SET1 98.3% (59/60) 66.7% (16/24) 3.0 <0.0001 RBT4 98.3% (59/60) 62.5% (15/24) 2.6 <0.0001 IPF9162 96.7% (58/60)   50% (12/24) 1.9 <0.0001 CAR1   90% (54/60)   75% (18/24) 3.6 <0.0001 GAP1 91.7% (55/60) 87.5% (21/24) 7.3 <0.0001 ENO1 98.3% (59/60) 70.8% (17/24) 3.4 <0.0001 BGL2   95% (57/60)   75% (18/24) 3.8 <0.0001 FBA1 93.3% (56/60) 91.7% (22/24) 11.2 <0.0001 MUC1-1 96.7% (58/60)   50% (12/24) 1.9 <0.0001 MUC1-2 86.7% (52/60) 54.2% (13/24) 1.9 0.0002 PGK1-1  72.9% (43/59)*  56.5% (13/23)* 1.7 0.02 PGK1-2  62.7% (37/59)*  52.2% (12/23)* 1.3 NS *one patient from the systemic candidiasis group and one from the control group did not have sufficient sera to perform antibody response to PGK1-1 and PGK1-2.

TABLE 13 Rank order of predictors identified using canonical correlation analysis Antibodies to specific antigens Standardized canonical coefficients SET1 0.574 MUC1-2 −0.324 FBA1 0.318 PGK-1 0.309 PGK-2 −0.302 BGL2 −0.298 ENO1 0.272 IPF9162 0.196 NOT5 0.100 RBT4 0.080 MET6-1 0.058 GAP1 −0.021 CAR1 0.017 MUC1-1 −0.018 MET6-2 −0.001

TABLE 14 Performance of the full model as well as with subsets of predictors chosen by backward elimination and canonical analyses Model Error Sensitivity Specificity Full model (with 15 3.7% (3/82)* 96.6% (57/59)* 95.6% (22/23)* predictors) SET1, ENO1, FBA1, 3.7% (3/82)* 96.6% (57/59)* 95.6% (22/23)* PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-2, BGL2 SET1, ENO1, PGK1-2, 3.7% (3/82)* 96.6% (57/59)* 95.6% (22/23)* MUC1-2 SET1, ENO1, MUC1-2 4.8% (4/84)  95.0% (57/60)  95.8% (23/24)  *2 patients (one from the systemic candidiasis group and one from the control group) had limited serum; antibody titers were sufficient to test only against 14 predictor variables (all predictors except PGK1).

TABLE 15 Serum IgG responses against specific antigens Standard error Mean Mean of log₂titer ± of log₂titer ± standard error of standard error of Predictor variable patients with DC control patients P-value BGL2 8.69 ± 0.27 4.32 ± 0.36 <0.0001 PGK1-1 7.93 ± 0.27 2.20 ± 0.46 0.01 PKG1-2 7.49 ± 0.26 6.52 ± 0.43 0.05 CAR1 8.40 ± 0.28 4.28 ± 0.35 <0.0001 ENO1 9.07 ± 0.26 4.46 ± 0.38 <0.0001 FBA1 8.49 ± 0.29 3.60 ± 0.19 <0.0001 7GAP1 8.38 ± 0.29 3.74 ± 0.23 <0.0001 IPF9162 8.92 ± 0.22 5.14 ± 0.39 <0.0001 MET6-1 8.67 ± 0.28 6.28 ± 0.50 0.0002 MET6-2 9.60 ± 0.21 8.57 ± 0.48 0.02 MUC1-1 8.72 ± 0.23 5.86 ± 0.56 <0.0001 MUC1-2 8.69 ± 0.24 7.02 ± 0.52 0.001 NOT5 8.18 ± 0.37 3.74 ± 0.23 <0.0001 RBT4 9.42 ± 0.27 4.78 ± 0.40 <0.0001 SET1 9.16 ± 0.22 4.51 ± 0.36 <0.0001

TABLE 16 Backward selection procedure to identify variables best distinguishing class membership. The table lists the order by which the variables were removed. Average Number squared of Variables Partial canonical Step variables removed R² F value P-value correlation 0 15 0.7345 1 14 MET6-F2 0.0000 0.00 0.99 0.7345 2 13 CAR1 0.0001 0.01 0.93 0.7344 3 12 GAP1 0.0001 0.01 0.93 0.7344 4 11 MUC1-F1 0.0002 0.01 0.92 0.7344 5 10 MET6-F1 0.0016 0.11 0.74 0.7340 6 9 RBT4 0.0024 0.17 0.68 0.7333 7 8 NOT5 0.0169 1.24 0.27 0.7288 8 7 BGL2 0.0206 1.53 0.22 0.7230 9 6 FBA1 0.0160 1.20 0.28 0.7185 10 5 IPF 0.0412 3.23 0.08 0.7064 11 4 PKG1-F1 0.0497 3.98 0.05 0.6911 12 3 PKG1-F2 0.0218 1.72 0.19 0.6819 13 2 MUC1-F2 0.0869 7.42 0.008 0.6541 14 1 ENOL 0.1428 13.16 0.0005 0.560 15 0 SET 0.5965 118.28 <0.0001

The F-values denote the distances between the two outcomes in the multivariate model.

The F-test of significance (p-value) denotes significance level of the discriminant function as a whole at each elimination step. (the difference of specific predictor between the two outcome means at each elimination step).

TABLE 17 Weights contributed by the specific antibodies in predicting class memberships Predictors Standardized canonical coefficient SET1 1.29 ENOL 0.911 MUC1-F2 −0.39 PKG1-F2 −0.20

TABLE 18 1. RBF1 MSSNKNQSDLNIPTNSASLKQKQRQQLGIKSEIGASTSDVYDPQVASYLSAGDSPSQFANTALHHSNSVSYS ASAAAAAAELQHRAELQRRQQQLQQQELQHQQEQLQQYRQAQAQAQAQAQAQAQAQREHQQLQHAYQQQQQL HQLGQLSQQLAQPHLSQHEHVRDALTTDEFDTNEDLRSRYIENEIVKTFNSKAELVHFVKNELGPEERCKIV INSSKPKAVYFQCERSGSFRTTVKDATKRQRIAYTKRNKCAYRLVANLYPNEKDQKRKNKPDEPGHNEENSR ISEMWVLRMINPQHNHAPDPINKKKRQKTSRTLVEKPINKPHHHHLLQQEQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ HNANSQAQQQAAQLQQQMQQQLQASGLPTTPNYSELLGQLGQLSQQQSQQQQLHHIPQQRQRTQSQQSQQQP QQTPHGLDQPDAAVIAAIEASAAAAVASQGSPNVTAAAVAALQHTQGNEHDAQQQQDRGGNNGGAIDSNVDP SLDPNVDPNVQAHDHSHGLRNSYGKRSGFL* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 HEHVRDALTTDEFDTN 162 0.93 2 GGAIDSNVDPSLDPNV 495 0.92 3 DRGGNNGGAIDSNVDP 489 0.90 4 SGLPTTPNYSELLGQL 385 0.88 4 AYTKRNKCAYRLVANL 249 0.88 5 LVANLYPNEKDQKRKN 260 0.87 6 ASYLSAGDSPSQFANT 46 0.86 7 EIGASTSDVYDPQVAS 32 0.84 7 HNHAPDPINKKKRQKT 302 0.84 8 QKRKNKPDEPGHNEEN 271 0.83 9 QQMQQQLQASGLPTTP 376 0.82 10 EKPINKPHHHHLLQQE 323 0.81 10 TKRQRIAYTKRNKCAY 243 0.81 11 DSPSQFANTALHHSNS 53 0.80 11 DPNVQAHDHSHGLRNS 511 0.80 11 RQKTSRTLVEKPINKP 314 0.80 12 QQQQQQQQQHNANSQA 352 0.79 12 CERSGSFRTTVKDATK 229 0.79 12 VHFVKNELGPEERCKI 200 0.79 13 AAAAAAELQHRAELQR 75 0.77 13 ALQHTQGNEHDAQQQQ 473 0.77 14 QRTQSQQSQQQPQQTP 421 0.76 14 WVLRMINPQHNHAPDP 293 0.76 14 CKIVINSSKPKAVYFQ 213 0.76 14 YRQAQAQAQAQAQAQA 110 0.76 15 KQRQQLGIKSEIGAST 22 0.75 15 EFDTNEDLRSRYIENE 173 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 255 264 259 KCAYRLVANL 197 206 200 AELVHFVKNE 222 232 226 PKAVYFQCERS 327 338 332 NKPHHNHLLQQE 463 476 471 SPNVTAAAVAALQH 37 52 46 TSDVYDPQVASYLSAG 442 461 447 PDAAVIAAIEASAAAAVASQ 212 219 216 RCKIVINS 131 168 156 HQQLQHAYQQQQQLHQLGQLSQQLAQPHLSQHEHVRDA 60 87 72 NTALHHSNSVSYSASAAAAAAELQHRAE 393 419 414 YSELLGQLGQLSQQQSQQQQLHHIPQQ 511 521 513 DPNVQAHDHSH 319 325 323 RTLVEKP 379 388 385 QQQLQASGLP 368 377 371 QQQAAQLQQQ 91 126 97 RQQQLQQQELQHQQEQLQQYRQAQAQAQAQAQAQAQ 427 440 439 QSQQQPQQTPHGLD 342 358 358 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 2. CPP1 MTTPLSSYSTTVTNHHPTFSFESLNSISSNNSTRNNQSNSVNSLLYFNSSGSSMVSSSSDAAPTSISTTTTS TTSMTDASANADNQQVYTITKEDSINDINQKEQNSFSIQPNQTPTMLPTSSYTLQRPPGLHEYTSSISSISS TSSNSTSTPVSPALINYSPKHSRKPNSLNLNRNMKNLSLNLHDSTNGYTSPLPKSTNSNQSRGNFIMDSPSK KSTPVNRIGNNNGNDYINATLLQTPSITQTPTMPPPLSLAQGPPSSVGSESVYKFPPISNACLNYSAGDSDS EVESMSMKQSAKNTIIPPMAPPFALQSKSSPLSTPPRLHSPLGVDRGLPISMSPIQSSLNQKFNNIALQTPL NSSFSINNDEATNFNNKNNKNNNNNSTATTTITNTILSTPQNVRYNSKKFHPPEELQESTSINAYPNGPKNV LNNLIYLYSDPVQGKIDINKFDLVINVAKECDNMSLQYMNQVPNQREYVYIPWSHNSNISKDLFQITNKIDQ FFTNGRKILIHCQCGVSRSACVVVAFYMKKFQLGVNEAYELLKNGDQKYIDACDRICPNMNLIFELMEFGDK LNNNEISTQQLLMNSPPTINL* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 MNLIFELMEFGDKLNN 564 0.95 1 QKYIDACDRICPNMNL 551 0.95 2 PALINYSPKHSRKPNS 156 0.94 3 PTSISTTTTSTTSMTD 63 0.93 4 SSSSDAAPTSISTTTT 56 0.92 5 ESVYKFPPISNACLNY 266 0.91 6 SPSKKSTPVNRIGNNN 213 0.89 7 STSINAYPNGPKNVLN 419 0.88 7 AGDSDSEVESMSMKQS 283 0.88 8 NSTATTTITNTILSTP 385 0.87 8 SISSISSTSSNSTSTP 138 0.87 9 SINNDEATNFNNKNNK 365 0.86 10 TQTPTMPPPLSLAQGP 244 0.85 10 YINATLLQTPSITQTP 232 0.85 10 PKHSRKPNSLNLNRNM 163 0.85 11 TNTILSTPQNVRYNSK 393 0.84 11 SMKQSAKNTIIPPMAP 294 0.84 11 PPISNACLNYSAGDSD 272 0.84 11 TTVTNHHPTFSFESLN 10 0.84 12 TSTTSMTDASANADNQ 71 0.83 12 QYMNQVPNQREYVYIP 469 0.83 13 PEELQESTSINAYPNG 413 0.82 13 SFSIQPNQTPTMLPTS 107 0.82 14 LGVNEAYELLKNGDQK 537 0.81 14 VVVAFYMKKFQLGVNE 526 0.81 14 GVDRGLPISMSPIQSS 331 0.81 15 GVSRSACVVVAFYMKK 519 0.80 15 LIHCQCGVSRSACVVV 513 0.80 15 QREYVYIPWSHNSNIS 477 0.80 15 PPRLHSPLGVDRGLPI 323 0.80 15 NSISSNNSTRNNQSNS 25 0.80 16 SGSSMVSSSSDAAPTS 50 0.79 16 KECDNMSLQYMNQVPN 461 0.79 16 VNRIGNNNGNDYINAT 221 0.79 17 QVYTITKEDSINDINQ 87 0.78 17 LMEFGDKLNNNEISTQ 570 0.78 17 VQGKIDINKFDLVINV 444 0.78 17 NQTPTMLPTSSYTLQR 113 0.78 18 KNTIIPPMAPPFALQS 300 0.77 18 DSTNGYTSPLPKSTNS 187 0.77 18 TSSYTLQRPPGLHEYT 121 0.77 18 NQKEQNSFSIQPNQTP 101 0.77 19 DLVINVAKECDNMSLQ 454 0.76 19 NSKKFHPPEELQESTS 406 0.76 19 LQSKSSPLSTPPRLHS 313 0.76 19 SSNSTSTPVSPALINY 146 0.76 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 511 534 528 KILIHCQCGVSRSACVVVAFYMKK 151 164 156 STPVSPALINYSPK 305 348 329 PPMAPPFALQSKSSPLSTPPRLHSPLGVDRGLPISMSPIQSSLN 453 462 458 FDLVINVAKE 41 48 44 VNSLLYFN 433 447 441 LNNLIYLYSDPVQGK 250 282 271 PPPLSLAQGPPSSVGSESVYKFPPISNACLNYS 553 560 559 YIDACDRI 477 486 483 QREYVYIPWS 356 363 357 LQTPLNSS 234 242 240 NATLLQTPS 584 590 585 TQQLLMN 86 91 89 QQVYTI 5 15 6 LSSYSTTVTNH 397 403 400 LSTPQNV 121 144 129 TSSYTLQRPPGLHEYTSSISSISS 193 198 195 TSPLPK 17 26 18 PTFSFESLNS 52 60 58 SSMVSSSSD 493 499 494 KDLFQIT 3. CST20 MSILSENNPTQTSITDPNESSHLHNPELNSGTRVASGPGPGPEVESTPLAPPTEVMNTTSANTSSLSLGSPM HEKIKQFDQDEVDTGETNDRTIESGSSDIDDSQQSHNNNNNNNNNESNPESSEADDEKTQGMPPRMPGTFNV KGLHQGDDSDNEKQYTELTKSINKRTSKDSYSPGTLESPGTLNALETNNVSPAVIEEEQHTSSLEDLSLSLQ HQNENARLSAPRSAPPQVSTSKTSSFHDMSSVISSSTSVHKIPSNPTSTRGSHLSSYKSTLDPGKPAQAAAP PPPEIDIDNLLTKSELDSETDTLSSATNSPNLLRNDTLQGIPTRDDENIDDSPRQLSQNTSATSRNTSGTST STVVKNSRSGTSKLTSTSTAHNQTAAITPIIPSHNKFHQQVINTNSTNSSSSLEPLGVGINSNSSPKNGKKR KSGSKVRGVFSSMFGKNKSTSSSSSSNSGSNSHSQEVNIKISTPFNAKHLAHVGIDDNGSYTGLPIEWERLL SASGITKKEQQQHPQAVMDIVAFYQDTSENPDDAAFKKFHFDNNKSSSSGWSNENTPPATPGGSNSGSGGGG GGAPSSPHRTPPSSIIEKNNVEQKVITPSQSMPTKTESKQSENQHPHEDNATQYTPRTPTSHVQEGQFIPSR PAPKPPSTPLSSMSVSHKTPSSQSLPRSDSQSDIRSSTPKSHQDISPSKIKIRSISSKSLKSMRSRKSGDKF THIAPAPPPPSLPSIPKSKSHSASLSSQLRPATNGSTTAPIPASAAFGGENNALPRQRINEFKAHRAPPPPP SASPAPPVPPAPPANLLSEQTSEIPQQRTAPSQALADVTAPTNIYEIQQTKYQEAQQKLREKKARELEEIQR LREKNERQNRQQETGQNNADTASGGSNIAPPVPVPNKKPPSGSGGGRDAKQAALIAQKKREEKKRKNLQIIA KLKTICNPGDPNELYVDLVKIGQGASGGVFLAHDVRDKSNIVAIKQMNLEQQPKKELIINEILVMKGSSHPN IVNFIDSYLLKGDLWVIMEYMEGGSLTDIVTHSVMTEGQIGVVCRETLKGLKFLHSKGVIHRDIKSDNILLN MDGNIKITDFGFCAQINEINSKRITMVGTPYWMAPEIVSRKEYGPKVDVWSLGIMIIEMLEGEPPYLNETPL RALYLIATNGTPKLKDPESLSYDIRKFLAWCLQVDFNKRADADELLHDNFITECDDVSSLSPLVKIARLKKM SESD* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 QTSITDPNESSHLHNP 11 0.98 2 GGSNIAPPVPVPNKKP 888 0.97 3 SSDIDDSQQSHNNNNN 98 0.96 4 NATQYTPRTPTSHVQE 626 0.95 5 LKTICNPGDPNELYVD 938 0.94 6 APEIVSRKEYGPKVDV 1114 0.93 7 QSENQHPHEDNATQYT 616 0.92 7 SGGGGGGAPSSPHRTP 572 0.92 7 PESSEADDEKTQGMPP 121 0.92 7 KGVIHRDIKSDNILLN 1065 0.92 7 LWVIMEYMEGGSLTDI 1022 0.92 8 LEEIQRLREKNERQNR 859 0.91 8 SRKSGDKFTHIAPAPP 713 0.91 8 GQFIPSRPAPKPPSTP 642 0.91 8 DTLQGIPTRDDENIDD 324 0.91 9 EILVMKGSSHPNIVNF 997 0.90 9 KSNIVAIKQMNLEQQP 974 0.90 9 ALIAQKKREEKKRKNL 917 0.90 9 KPPSGSGGGRDAKQAA 902 0.90 9 PQQRTAPSQALADVTA 817 0.90 9 ALPRQRINEFKAHRAP 773 0.90 9 LSSYKSTLDPGKPAQA 270 0.90 9 PGTLESPGTLNALETN 177 0.90 9 FLAWCLQVDFNKRADA 1179 0.90 10 HKTPSSQSLPRSDSQS 665 0.89 10 SSPHRTPPSSIIEKNN 581 0.89 10 KRTSKDSYSPGTLESP 168 0.89 10 EKTQGMPPRMPGTFNV 129 0.89 10 IMIIEMLEGEPPYLNE 1134 0.89 10 ITMVGTPYWMAPEIVS 1104 0.89 11 EQKVITPSQSMPTKTE 598 0.88 11 SSSSGWSNENTPPATP 550 0.88 11 GTRVASGPGPGPEVES 31 0.88 12 TAPIPASAAFGGENNA 758 0.87 12 PKPPSTPLSSMSVSHK 651 0.87 12 LGVGINSNSSPKNGKK 416 0.87 12 DTLSSATNSPNLLRND 309 0.87 12 DVSSLSPLVKIARLKK 1208 0.87 13 THIAPAPPPPSLPSIP 721 0.86 13 MSSVISSSTSVHKIPS 245 0.86 14 AHRAPPPPPSASPAPP 784 0.85 14 SSIIEKNNVEQKVITP 589 0.85 14 AITPIIPSHNKFHQQV 386 0.85 14 SGTSKLTSTSTAHNQT 369 0.85 14 STRGSHLSSYKSTLDP 264 0.85 15 QNRQQETGQNNADTAS 872 0.84 15 AHVGIDDNGSYTGLPI 483 0.84 15 SRNTSGTSTSTVVKNS 352 0.84 15 DENIDDSPRQLSQNTS 334 0.84 15 KGLHQGDDSDNEKQYT 145 0.84 16 DIVAFYQDTSENPDDA 523 0.83 16 SGSNSHSQEVNIKIST 460 0.83 16 PEVESTPLAPPTEVMN 42 0.83 16 STVVKNSRSGTSKLTS 361 0.83 17 GGVFLAHDVRDKSNIV 963 0.82 17 GETNDRTIESGSSDID 87 0.82 17 PPPSASPAPPVPPAPP 790 0.82 17 AFGGENNALPRQRINE 766 0.82 17 NKSTSSSSSSNSGSNS 449 0.82 18 DDAAFKKFHFDNNKSS 536 0.81 18 GKPAQAAAPPPPEIDI 280 0.81 18 THSVMTEGQIGVVCRE 1039 0.81 19 SQSDIRSSTPKSHQDI 678 0.80 19 PRTPTSHVQEGQFIPS 632 0.80 19 EKQYTELTKSINKRTS 156 0.80 20 QDEVDTGETNDRTIES 81 0.79 20 TSSLEDLSLSLQHQNE 205 0.79 21 EQTSEIPQQRTAPSQA 811 0.78 21 SPRQLSQNTSATSRNT 340 0.78 22 SSMSVSHKTPSSQSLP 659 0.77 22 EVNIKISTPFNAKHLA 468 0.77 22 PRMPGTFNVKGLHQGD 136 0.77 22 GVVCRETLKGLKFLHS 1049 0.77 23 LPSIPKSKSHSASLSS 732 0.76 23 QSLPRSDSQSDIRSST 671 0.76 23 KVRGVFSSMFGKNKST 437 0.76 23 SSTSVHKIPSNPTSTR 251 0.76 23 NARLSAPRSAPPQVST 221 0.76 23 ESLSYDIRKFLAWCLQ 1170 0.76 24 KIKQFDQDEVDTGETN 75 0.75 24 SSLSLGSPMHEKIKQF 64 0.75 24 ASGITKKEQQQHPQAV 506 0.75 24 SSSSLEPLGVGINSNS 409 0.75 24 LYLIATNGTPKLKDPE 1155 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 1171 1187 1183 SLSYDIRKFLAWCLQVD 949 958 953 ELYVDLVKIG 892 901 895 IAPPVPVPNK 962 972 968 SGGVFLAHDVR 1047 1055 1049 QIGVVCRET 1203 1221 1215 ITECDDVSSLSPLVKIARL 1152 1159 1155 LRALYLIA 479 487 484 AKHLAHVGI 195 201 197 SPAVIEE 205 217 214 TSSLEDLSLSLQH 932 944 935 LQIIAKLKTICNP 1035 1041 1039 TDIVTHS 1007 1027 1015 PNIVNFIDSYLLKGDLWVIME 785 811 801 HRAPPPPPSASPAPPVPPAPPANLLSE 516 529 524 QHPQAVMDIVAFYQ 1124 1135 1129 GPKVDVWSLGIM 995 1003 997 INEILVMKG 1058 1071 1065 GLKFLHSKGVIHRD 1090 1096 1093 FGFCAQI 386 403 399 AITPIIPSHNKFHQQVIN 412 419 415 SLEPLGVG 245 259 257 MSSVISSSTSVHKIP 823 831 827 PSQALADVT 438 444 441 VRGVFSS 915 921 918 QAALIAQ 598 604 600 EQKVITP 721 750 732 THIAPAPPPPSLPSIPKSKSHSASLSSQLR 224 237 232 LSAPRSAPPQVSTS 45 53 52 ESTPLAPPT 636 668 660 TSHVQEGQFIPSRPAPKPPSTPLSSMSVSHKTP 360 366 362 TSTVVKN 976 982 980 NIVAIKQ 759 766 764 APIPASAA 267 276 271 GSHLSSYKST 63 70 68 TSSLSLGS 282 293 288 PAQAAAPPPPEI 670 676 671 SQSLPRS 20 26 25 SSHLHNP 1114 1121 1117 APEIVSRK 690 707 705 HQDISPSKIKIRSISSKS 581 591 589 SSPHRTPPSSI 466 472 472 SQEVNIK 1143 1149 1149 EPPYLNE 836 842 839 IYEIQQT 4. CHK1 MSMNFFNSSEPARDHKPDQEKETVMTTEHYEFERPDVKAIRNFKFFRSDETETKKGPNLHISDLSPLESQSV PPSALSLNHSIIPDQYERRQDTPDPIHTPEISLSDYLYDQTLSPQGFDNSRENFNIHKTIASLFEDNSSVVS QESTDDTKTTLSSETCDSFSLNNASYLTNINFVQNHLQYLSQNVLGNRTSNSLPPSSSSQIDFDASNLTPDS IPGYILNKKLGSVHQSTDSVYNAIKIPQNEEYNCCTKASASQNPTNLNSKVIVRLSPNIFQNLSLSRFLNEW YILSGKHSSKEHQIWSNESLTNEYVQDKTIPTFDKESARFRPTLPINIPGILYPQEIINFCVNSHDYPLEHP SQSTDQKRFAMVYQDNDYKTFKELSMFTLHELQTRQGSYSSNESRRKSSSGFNIGVNATTTEAGSLESFSNL MQNHHLGATSTNGDPFHSKLAKFEYGVSKSPMKLIEILTDIMRVVETISVIHELGFVHNGLTSSNLLKSEKN VRDIKITGWGFAFSFTENCSQGYRNKHLAQVQDLIPYMAPEVLAITNSVVDYRSDFYSLGVIMYELVLGILP FKNSNPQKLIRMHTFENPIAPSALAPGWISEKLSGVIMKLLEKHPHNRYTDCHSLLHDLIEVKNMYISKLLD SGETIPNSNLNLSDRQYYLTKENLLHPEKMGITPVLGLKESFIGRRDFLQNVTEVYNNSKNGIDLLFISGES GRGKTIILQDLRAAAVLKQDFYYSWKFSFFGADTHVYRFLVEGVQKIITQILNSSEEIQNTWRDVILTHIPI DLSILFYLIPELKVLLGKKYTSIYKHKIGMGMLKRSFKEDQTSRLEIKLRQILKEFFKLVAKQGLSIFLDDV QWCSEESWRLLCDVLDFDSSGEVRESYNIKIVVCYALNADHLENVNIEHKKISFCQYAKQSHLNLREFSIPH IPLEDAIEFLCEPYTRSHDHECNSKKSDVIANLNCTNEYQQNTCKVIPSIIQELYQSSEGNVLLLIFLTRMT KLSGKVPFQRFSVKNSYLYDHLSNSNYGTTRKEILTNYLNMGTNSDTRALLKVAALISNGSGFFFSDLIVAT DLPMAEAFQLLQICIHSRIIVPTSTYYKIPMDLIASDQTPFDLTDDNIWKLATLCSYKFYHDSICTHIIKEL NASGEFKELSRLCGLRFYNTITKERLLNIGGYLQMATHFRNSYEVAGPEENEKYVEVLVQAGRYAISTYNMK LSQWFFNVVGELVYNLDSKTQLKSVLTIAENHFNSREFEQCLSVVENAQRKFGFDRLIFSIQIVRCKIELGD YDEAHRIAIECLKELGVPLDDDDEYTSENSLETCLGKIPLSVADIRGILKIKRCKNSRTLLMYQLISELIVL FKLQGKDKVRRFLTAYAMSQIHTQGSSPYCAVILIDFAQSFVNETTTSGMLKAKELSIVMLSLINRAPEISL SYVQSIYEYYFSCHAVFFESIEKMSDLIHPGNASSHCTRSSYYSSFHLIVNVSKIFFSCMNGESFKMFSTFK CKSYLTGDPQMPEMDNFLYDSEMLLAGHSELNEFMRKYQSFNQTSVGKFCYYLIVLLVMSREHRFDEAADLV LKVLEDLSEKLPVSFLHHQYYLICGKVFAYHQTKTPESEEQVERILARQFERYELWASTNKPTLLPRYLLLS TYKQIRENHVDKLEILDSFEEALQTAHKFHNVYDMCWINLECARWLISINQKRHRISRMVKQGLKILRSLEL NNHLRLAEFEFDEYIEDEDHRNKWAGLTNNPTLDTVTTWQQQNMPDKVSPCNDKQLVHGKQFGKKEFDSHLL RLHFDGQYTGLDLNSAIRECLAISEALDENSILTKLMASAIKYSGATYGVIVTKKNQETPFLRTIGSQHNIH TLNNMPISDDICPAQLIRHVLHTGETVNKAHDHIGFANKFENEYFQTTDKKYSVVCLPLKSSLGLFGALYLE GSDGDFGHEDLFNERKCDLLQLFCTQAAVALGKERLLLQMELAKMAAEDATDEKASFLANMSHEIRTPFNSL LSFAIFLLDTKLDSTQREYVEAIQSSAMITLNIIDGILAFSKIEHGSFTLENAPFSLNDCIETAIQVSGETI LNDQIELVFCNNCPEIEFVVGDLTRFRQIVINLVGNAIKFTTKGHVLISCDSRKITDDRFEINVSVEDSGIG ISKKSQNKVFGAFSQVDGSARREYGGSGLGLAISKKLTELMGGTIRFESEEGIGTTFYVSVIMDAKEYSSPP FSLNKKCLIYSQHCLTAKSISNMLNYFGSTVKVTNQKSEFSTSVQANDIIFVDRGMEPDVSCKTKIIPIDPK PFKRNKLISILKEQPSLPTKVFGNNKSNLSKQYPLRILLAEDNLLNYKVCLKHLDKLGYKADHAKDGVVVLD KCKELLEKDEKYDVILMDIQMPRKDGITATRDLKTLFHTQKKESWLPVIVALTANVAGDDKKRCLEEGMFDF ITKPILPDELRRILTKVGETVNM* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 TETKKGPNLHISDLSP 51 0.96 2 LMDIQMPRKDGITATR 2392 0.93 2 SVHQSTDSVYNAIKIP 228 0.93 2 GGTIRFESEEGIGTTF 2202 0.93 3 FLCEPYTRSHDHECNS 945 0.92 3 IGMGMLKRSFKEDQTS 820 0.92 3 EHYEFERPDVKAIRNF 28 0.92 4 HSSKEHQIWSNESLTN 295 0.91 4 SDLIVATDLPMAEAFQ 1074 0.91 5 HSIIPDQYERRQDTPD 81 0.90 5 PPSSSSQIDFDASNLT 198 0.90 5 VILIDFAQSFVNETTT 1400 0.90 5 PEISLSDYLYDQTLSP 101 0.90 6 CSEESWRLLCDVLDFD 867 0.89 6 ESRRKSSSGFNIGVNA 403 0.89 6 CLAISEALDENSILTK 1820 0.89 7 KESFIGRRDFLQNVTE 687 0.88 7 RQGSYSSNESRRKSSS 395 0.88 7 AKEYSSPPFSLNKKCL 2225 0.88 7 FDEYIEDEDHRNKWAG 1739 0.88 7 KSYLTGDPQMPEMDNF 1514 0.88 7 CTRSSYYSSFHLIVNV 1477 0.88 8 PGWISEKLSGVIMKLL 602 0.87 8 QKLIRMHTFENPIAPS 583 0.87 8 KETVMTTEHYEFERPD 21 0.87 8 AFSKIEHGSFTLENAP 2055 0.87 8 QREYVEAIQSSAMITL 2032 0.87 8 TWQQQNMPDKVSPCND 1766 0.87 8 NSYEVAGPEENEKYVE 1193 0.87 8 DLIASDQTPFDLTDDN 1112 0.87 8 PTSTYYKIPMDLIASD 1102 0.87 9 HDHECNSKKSDVIANL 954 0.86 9 HDLIEVKNMYISKLLD 633 0.86 9 DLIPYMAPEVLAITNS 537 0.86 9 HPSQSTDQKRFAMVYQ 359 0.86 9 DKTIPTFDKESARFRP 315 0.86 9 VSVIMDAKEYSSPPFS 2219 0.86 9 DSRKITDDRFEINVSV 2139 0.86 9 HDHIGFANKFENEYFQ 1903 0.86 9 HRNKWAGLTNNPTLDT 1748 0.86 9 PGNASSHCTRSSYYSS 1470 0.86 9 VQSIYEYYFSCHAVFF 1443 0.86 9 RFSVKNSYLYDHLSNS 1018 0.86 10 LHPEKMGITPVLGLKE 673 0.85 10 QPSLPTKVFGNNKSNL 2318 0.85 10 EGIGTTFYVSVIMDAK 2211 0.85 10 DGDFGHEDLFNERKCD 1947 0.85 10 AQLIRHVLHTGETVNK 1886 0.85 10 SAIKYSGATYGVIVTK 1839 0.85 10 HGKQFGKKEFDSHLLR 1786 0.85 10 AGHSELNEFMRKYQSF 1538 0.85 11 VNSHDYPLEHPSQSTD 350 0.84 11 NEEYNCCTKASASQNP 245 0.84 11 KKRCLEEGMFDFITKP 2437 0.84 11 LISINQKRHRISRMVK 1702 0.84 11 ASTNKPTLLPRYLLLS 1641 0.84 11 SVLTIAENHFNSREFE 1248 0.84 12 SSEEIQNTWRDVILTH 774 0.83 12 SGRGKTIILQDLRAAA 720 0.83 12 LSDRQYYLTKENLLHP 660 0.83 12 IPGILYPQEIINFCVN 336 0.83 12 KELLEKDEKYDVILMD 2379 0.83 12 YNAIKIPQNEEYNCCT 237 0.83 12 KIIPIDPKPFKRNKLI 2297 0.83 12 IIFVDRGMEPDVSCKT 2281 0.83 12 SVVENAQRKFGFDRLI 1267 0.83 12 QAGRYAISTYNMKLSQ 1212 0.83 12 ATLCSYKFYHDSICTH 1132 0.83 12 TLSPQGFDNSRENFNI 113 0.83 12 TRKEILTNYLNMGTNS 1038 0.83 13 PSIIQELYQSSEGNVL 984 0.82 13 SSEPARDHKPDQEKET 8 0.82 13 EVLAITNSVVDYRSDF 545 0.82 13 NCSQGYRNKHLAQVQD 522 0.82 13 GSARREYGGSGLGLAI 2178 0.82 13 KGHVLISCDSRKITDD 2131 0.82 13 LYLEGSDGDFGHEDLF 1941 0.82 14 EFSIPHIPLEDAIEFL 931 0.81 14 KIITQILNSSEEIQNT 766 0.81 14 DQKRFAMVYQDNDYKT 365 0.81 14 RFLNEWYILSGKHSSK 283 0.81 14 AFSQVDGSARREYGGS 2172 0.81 14 ERYELWASTNKPTLLP 1635 0.81 14 TLSSETCDSFSLNNAS 154 0.81 15 LGFVHNGLTSSNLLKS 486 0.80 15 TISVIHELGFVHNGLT 479 0.80 15 GATSTNGDPFHSKLAK 439 0.80 15 VKAIRNFKFFRSDETE 37 0.80 15 GYKADHAKDGVVVLDK 2362 0.80 15 SFLANMSHEIRTPFNS 2000 0.80 15 FFSCMNGESFKMFSTF 1496 0.80 15 SVVSQESTDDTKTTLS 141 0.80 15 AMSQIHTQGSSPYCAV 1385 0.80 15 GGYLQMATHFRNSYEV 1182 0.80 15 FQLLQICIHSRIIVPT 1088 0.80 16 YERRQDTPDPIHTPEI 88 0.79 16 NSKVIVRLSPNIFQNL 264 0.79 16 LPVIVALTANVAGDDK 2422 0.79 16 VERILARQFERYELWA 1626 0.79 16 HKTIASLFEDNSSVVS 129 0.79 17 VRDIKITGWGFAFSFT 505 0.78 17 YGVSKSPMKLIEILTD 457 0.78 17 EFEQCLSVVENAQRKF 1261 0.78 18 DFLQNVTEVYNNSKNG 695 0.77 18 MYELVLGILPFKNSNP 567 0.77 18 RFRPTLPINIPGILYP 327 0.77 18 TPDSIPGYILNKKLGS 213 0.77 18 FHNVYDMCWINLECAR 1685 0.77 18 SFVNETTTSGMLKAKE 1408 0.77 19 PQEIINFCVNSHDYPL 342 0.76 19 HQTKTPESEEQVERIL 1615 0.76 19 SGMLKAKELSIVMLSL 1416 0.76 19 RCKIELGDYDEAHRIA 1289 0.76 20 SGEVRESYNIKIVVCY 884 0.75 20 EFVVGDLTRFRQIVIN 2105 0.75 20 KFENEYFQTTDKKYSV 1911 0.75 20 ENSILTKLMASAIKYS 1829 0.75 20 GVPLDDDDEYTSENSL 1312 0.75 20 DYLYDQTLSPQGFDNS 107 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 1558 1572 1567 VGKFCYYLIVLLVMS 892 904 898 NIKIVVCYALNAD 1923 1944 1928 KYSVVCLPLKSSLGLFGALYLE 996 1005 1001 GNVLLLIFLT 2369 2381 2375 KDGVVVLDKCKEL 1394 1410 1400 SSPYCAVILIDFAQSFV 2421 2431 2425 WLPVIVALTAN 1206 1219 1209 YVEVLVQAGRYAIS 1087 1118 1093 AFQLLQICIHSRIIVPTSTYYKIPMDLIASDQ 1580 1617 1585 AADLVLKVLEDLSEKLPVSFLHHQYYLICG KVFAYHQT 1356 1371 1368 LLMYQLISELIVLFKL 1262 1271 1266 FEQCLSVVEN 1226 1240 1235 SQWFFNVVGELVYNL 873 881 876 RLLCDVLDF 2349 2366 2355 LNYKVCLKHLDKLGYKAD 752 773 758 ADTHVYRFLVEGVQKIITQILN 1437 1459 1453 EISLSYVQSIYEYYFSCHAVFFE 530 577 573 KHLAQVQDLIPYMAPEVLAITNSVVDYRSDFYSLGVIMY ELVLGILPF 1056 1066 1061 RALLKVAALIS 2131 2141 2135 KGHVLISCDSR 1961 1985 1966 CDLLQLFCTQAAVALGKERLLLQME 784 811 797 DVILTHIPIDLSILFYLIPELKVLLGKK 2090 2101 2095 NDQIELVFCNNC 1474 1499 1489 SSHCTRSSYYSSFHLIVNVSKIFFSC 1881 1896 1891 DDICPAQLIRHVLHTG 264 274 270 NSKVIVRLSPN 2114 2125 2119 FRQIVINLVGNA 2228 2250 2242 YSSPPFSLNKKCLIYSQHCLTAK 977 993 983 QNTCKVIPSIIQELYQS 1646 1659 1651 PTLLPRYLLLSTYK 2216 2224 2219 TFYVSVIMD 449 492 479 HSKLAKFEYGVSKSPMKLIEILTDIMRVVETISVIHELG FVHNG 1131 1152 1134 LATLCSYKFYHDSICTHIIKEL 1421 1434 1429 AKELSIVMLSLINR 625 641 630 YTDCHSLLHDLIEVKNM 2334 2346 2340 SKQYPLRILLAED 1279 1295 1287 DRLIFSIQIVRCKIELG 1302 1316 1310 RIAIECLKELGVPLD 725 747 734 TIILQDLRAAAVLKQDFYYSWKF 1327 1350 1333 LETCLGKIPLSVADIRGILKIKRC 1833 1854 1849 LTKLMASAIKYSGATYGVIVTK 1796 1806 1801 DSHLLRLHFDG 1161 1168 1164 LSRLCGLR 2014 2027 2019 NSLLSFAIFLLDTK 914 950 919 KKISFCQYAKQSHLNLREFSIPHIPLEDAIEFLCEPY 1245 1253 1249 QLKSVLTIA 680 689 683 ITPVLGLKES 1071 1082 1079 FFFSDLIVATDL 58 86 74 NLHISDLSPLESQSVPPSALSLNHSIIPD 177 188 186 VQNHLQYLSQNV 329 360 347 RPTLPINIPGILYPQEIINFCVNSHDYPLEHP 963 969 968 SDVIANL 1817 1826 1823 IRECLAISEA 1011 1030 1027 SGKVPFQRFSVKNSYLYDHL 2103 2111 2104 EIEFVVGDL 248 255 253 YNCCTKAS 1510 1519 1514 TFKCKSYLTG 711 717 714 IDLLFIS 838 868 854 EIKLRQILKEFFKLVAKQGLSIFLDDVQWCS 1685 1705 1695 FHNVYDMCWINLECARWLISI 276 284 282 FQNLSLSRF 1775 1788 1776 KVSPCNDKQLVHGK 2291 2304 2295 DVSCKTKIIPIDPK 1717 1726 1723 KQGLKILRSL 96 117 107 DPIHTPEISLSDYLYDQTLSPQ 1666 1674 1669 VDKLEILDS 2311 2325 2313 LISILKEQPSLPTKV 596 603 597 APSALAPG 140 146 143 SSVVSQE 217 242 219 IPGYILNKKLGSVHQSTDSVYNAIKI 607 620 614 EKLSGVIMKLLEKH 2050 2059 2056 IDGILAFSKI 2150 2157 2151 INVSVEDS 2388 2394 2393 YDVILMD 2033 2042 2038 REYVEAIQSS 643 649 645 ISKLLDS 2188 2197 2194 GLGLAISKKL 1627 1633 1628 ERILARQ 2259 2266 2262 FGSTVKVT 697 703 700 LQNVTEV 2067 2086 2074 ENAPFSLNDCIETAIQVSGE 157 163 162 SETCDSF 2449 2457 2451 ITKPILPDE 2167 2178 2172 NKVFGAFSQVDG 2273 2285 2275 STSVQANDIIFVD 1731 1737 1734 HLRLAEF 287 294 292 EWYILSGK 386 393 390 MFTLHELQ 2410 2415 2412 KTLFHT 1378 1392 1380 RRFLTAYAMSQIHTQ 813 818 817 TSIYKH 196 207 199 SLPPSSSSQIDF 129 135 132 HKTIASL 1530 1540 1539 LYDSEMLLAGH 2459 2468 2463 RRILTKVGET 1677 1683 1682 EALQTAH 663 675 663 RQYYLTKENLLHP 1178 1188 1181 LLNIGGYLQMA 35 40 38 PDVKAI 1466 1471 1468 DLIHPG 1999 2004 2000 ASFLAN 583 588 588 QKLIRM 5. CAP1 MSTEESQFNVQGYNIITILKRLEAATSRLEDITIFQEEANKNHYGVDSLTEKGTPKSRTVESSEATSDGKSL ESTSFATFSEAPVEKSKLIVEFENFVESYVHPLVETSKKIDSLVGESAQYFYEAFVEQGKFLELVLQSQQPD MTDPALAKALEPMNAKCTKINELKDSNRKSPFFNHLSTFSESNAVFYWIGIPTPVSYITDTKDTVKFWSDRV LKEYKTKDQVHVEWVKQTLSVFDELKNYVKEYHTTGVAWNPKGKPFAEVVSQQTESAAKNSSSASGSAGGAA PPPPPPPPPATFFDDTEKDSENPSPASGGINAVFAELNQGANITSGLKKVDKSEMTHKNPELRKQPPVAPKK PAPPKKPSSLSGGVSSAPVKKPAKKELIDGTKWIIQNFTKADISDLSPITIEVEMHQSVFIGNCSDVTIQLK GKANAVSVSETKNVALVIDSLISGVDVIKSYKFGIQVLGLVPMLSIDKSDEGTIYLSQESIDNDSQVFTSST TALNINAPKENDDYEELAVPEQFVSKVVNGKLVTQIVEHAG* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 PALAKALEPMNAKCTK 148 0.93 2 KGTPKSRTVESSEATS 52 0.91 2 VFYWIGIPTPVSYITD 189 0.91 3 TVESSEATSDGKSLES 59 0.90 3 DVTIQLKGKANAVSVS 426 0.90 3 DKSEMTHKNPELRKQP 339 0.90 4 EGTIYLSQESIDNDSQ 483 0.89 5 ELRKQPPVAPKKPAPP 349 0.88 5 HPLVETSKKIDSLVGE 103 0.88 6 GGAAPPPPPPPPPATF 285 0.86 6 KEYHTTGVAWNPKGKP 246 0.86 6 EWVKQTLSVFDELKNY 229 0.86 7 MLSIDKSDEGTIYLSQ 475 0.85 7 TIEVEMHQSVFIGNCS 410 0.85 7 TIFQEEANKNHYGVDS 33 0.85 8 VDSLTEKGTPKSRTVE 46 0.84 9 KELIDGTKWIIQNFTK 385 0.83 9 GESAQYFYEAFVEQGK 117 0.83 10 SGLKKVDKSEMTHKNP 333 0.82 10 PATFFDDTEKDSENPS 297 0.82 11 PEQFVSKVVNGKLVTQ 524 0.81 11 HQSVFIGNCSDVTIQL 416 0.81 11 KWIIQNFTKADISDLS 392 0.81 12 SQVFTSSTTALNINAP 497 0.80 13 YEELAVPEQFVSKVVN 518 0.79 13 TEESQFNVQGYNIITI 3 0.79 13 TSRLEDITIFQEEANK 26 0.79 13 PVSYITDTKDTVKFWS 198 0.79 13 SQQPDMTDPALAKALE 140 0.79 14 GGVSSAPVKKPAKKEL 372 0.78 14 PVAPKKPAPPKKPSSL 355 0.78 15 FGIQVLGLVPMLSIDK 465 0.77 16 ALNINAPKENDDYEEL 506 0.76 16 LKEYKTKDQVHVEWVK 217 0.76 17 FAEVVSQQTESAAKNS 262 0.75 17 GVAWNPKGKPFAEVVS 252 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 97 109 103 FVESYVHPLVETS 445 479 470 NVALVIDSLISGVDVIKSYKFGIQVLGLVPMLSID 520 542 529 ELAVPEQFVSKVVNGKLVTQIVE 133 141 136 FLELVLQSQ 223 240 228 KDQVHVEWVKQTLSVFDE 351 382 377 RKQPPVAPKKPAPPKKPSSLSGGVSSAPVKKP 262 269 264 FAEVVSQQ 112 131 125 IDSLVGESAQYFYEAFVEQG 403 432 427 ISDLSPITIEVEMHQSVFIGNCSDVTIQLK 186 202 199 SNAVFYWIGIPTPVSYI 435 441 438 ANAVSVS 148 154 151 PALAKAL 77 95 91 FATFSEAPVEKSKLIVEFE 43 49 46 HYGVDSL 8 22 16 FNVQGYNIITILKRL 242 248 247 KNYVKEY 318 324 322 INAVFAE 485 491 489 TIYLSQE 286 299 290 GAAPPPPPPPPPAT 496 502 500 DSQVFTS 208 219 219 TVKFWSDRVLKE 176 183 177 FFNHLSTF 6. CDC24 MEHPPAALRTFSTQSTSSLNSVSTVSSSRIVSSGPVNINNFNKPSTPKDHLFYRCESLKRKLQKIPGMEPFL NQAFNQAEQLSEQQALALAQERSNGNGHSNGKRHQSLDGAMNRLSVGSDSSSIQGSLTRMATNASTSSLISG MPNNNTLFTFTAGVLPANISVDPATHLWKLFQQGAPFCVLINHILPDSQIPVVSSDDLRICKKSVYDFLIAV KTQLNFDDENMFTISNVFSDNAQDLIKIIDVINKLLAEYSDASDSGGGDEDVNMDVQITDERSKVFREIIET ERKYVQDLELMCKYRQDLIEAENLSSEQIHLLFPNLNEIIDFQRRFLNGLECNINVPIRYQRIGSVFIHASL GPFNAYEPWTIGQLTAIDLINKEAANLKKSSSLLDPGFELQSYILKPIQRLCKYPLLLKELIKTSPEYSKQD PHGSSSSTSFNELLVAKTAMKELANQVNEAQRRAENIEHLEKLKERVGNWRGFNLDAQGELLFHGQVGVKDA ENEKEYVAYLFEKIVFFFTEIDDNKKSDKQEKKSKFSTRKRSTSSNLSSSTTNLLESINNSRKDNTLPLELK GRVYISEIYNISAPNTPGSTLIISWSGRKESGSFTLRYRSEEARNQWEKCLRDLKTNEMNKQIHKKLRDSDS SFNTDDSAIYDYTGISTSPVNQSTQQQYYDHRGSHSSRHHSSSSTLSMMKNNRVKSGDLSRISSTSTTLDSF SNNLNGSPNTTNPSLTSSDATKTIPTFDVAIKLLYKSTELSEPLIVNAQIEYNDLLQKIISQIITSNLVADD VNISRLRYKDDEGDFVNLNSDDDWGLVLDMLTSEDFYQTSSNEKRSVTVWVS* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 SSSIQGSLTRMATNAS 122 0.96 2 SGGGDEDVNMDVQITD 261 0.92 3 RVYISEIYNISAPNTP 578 0.91 3 KELIKTSPEYSKQDPH 419 0.91 3 YSDASDSGGGDEDVNM 255 0.91 4 GLVLDMLTSEDFYQTS 817 0.90 5 TKTIPTFDVAIKLLYK 741 0.89 5 QSTQQQYYDHRGSHSS 670 0.89 6 SSTSTTLDSFSNNLNG 711 0.88 6 ARNQWEKCLRDLKTNE 619 0.88 7 IYNISAPNTPGSTLII 584 0.87 8 SRLRYKDDEGDFVNLN 796 0.86 8 PSTPKDHLFYRCESLK 44 0.86 8 PWTIGQLTAIDLINKE 368 0.86 9 SRIVSSGPVNINNFNK 28 0.85 10 NTTNPSLTSSDATKTI 729 0.84 10 HHSSSSTLSMMKNNRV 687 0.84 11 DFYQTSSNEKRSVTVW 827 0.83 12 NNLNGSPNTTNPSLTS 722 0.82 12 SVFIHASLGPFNAYEP 353 0.82 12 KVFREIIETERKYVQD 280 0.82 13 QKIISQIITSNLVADD 777 0.81 13 HKKLRDSDSSFNTDDS 640 0.81 13 DLRICKKSVYDFLIAV 201 0.81 13 TSSLISGMPNNNTLFT 138 0.81 14 QERSNGNGHSNGKRHQ 92 0.80 14 YTGISTSPVNQSTQQQ 660 0.80 14 KESGSFTLRYRSEEAR 605 0.80 14 GELLFHGQVGVKDAEN 491 0.80 15 KIPGMEPFLNQAFNQA 64 0.79 15 TLIISWSGRKESGSFT 596 0.79 15 AQRRAENIEHLEKLKE 462 0.79 16 VGVKDAENEKEYVAYL 499 0.78 16 LVAKTAMKELANQVNE 446 0.78 16 YSKQDPHGSSSSTSFN 428 0.78 16 LKPIQRLCKYPLLLKE 405 0.78 16 FELQSYILKPIQRLCK 398 0.78 16 LKKSSSLLDPGFELQS 387 0.78 16 NEIIDFQRRFLNGLEC 325 0.78 16 RKYVQDLELMCKYRQD 290 0.78 16 SLTRMATNASTSSLIS 128 0.78 17 RKRSTSSNLSSSTTNL 543 0.77 17 KLKERVGNWRGFNLDA 474 0.77 17 MPNNNTLFTFTAGVLP 145 0.77 18 NEKEYVAYLFEKIVFF 506 0.76 18 CKYRQDLIEAENLSSE 300 0.76 19 NNRVKSGDLSRISSTS 699 0.75 19 TNLLESINNSRKDNTL 556 0.75 19 FTEIDDNKKSDKQEKK 522 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 153 219 182 TFTAGVLPANISVDPATHLWKLFQQGAPFCVLINHILPDSQI PVVSSDDLRICKKSVYDFLIAVKTQ 390 425 414 SSSLLDPGFELQSYILKPIQRLCKYPLLLKELIKTS 746 758 752 TFDVAIKLLYKST 351 363 357 IGSVFIHASLGPF 490 502 496 QGELLFHGQVGVK 761 769 763 SEPLIVNAQ 509 523 512 EYVAYLFEKIVFFFT 314 323 319 SEQIHLLFPN 240 256 244 DLIKIIDVINKLLAEYS 19 36 33 LNSVSTVSSSRIVSSGPV 572 588 582 PLELKGRVYISEIYNIS 443 450 448 NELLVAKT 291 307 295 KYVQDLELMCKYRQDLI 772 793 778 YNDLLQKIISQIITSNLVADDV 48 65 52 KDHLFYRCESLKRKLQKI 817 822 821 GLVLDM 81 92 88 QLSEQQALALAQ 337 349 343 GLECNINVPIRYQ 371 379 377 IGQLTAIDL 624 629 628 EKCLRD 4 11 6 PPAALRTF 279 284 283 SKVFRE 595 600 596 STLIIS 138 143 139 TSSLIS 665 671 665 TSPVNQS 673 679 676 QQQYYDH 685 693 691 SRHHSSSST 7. NOT5 MSARKLQQEFDKLNKKISEGLQAFDEIKDKINATESASQREKLENDLKKELKKLQRSRDQLKQWLGDSSIKL DKNVLQENRTKIEHAMDQFKELEKSSKIKQFSNEGLELQSQQKRSRFGDDAKYQEACTYINEVIEQLNGQNE ELEQELDSLSGQSKRKGGSSIQSSIDDVKYKIERNNSHISKLEEVLENLDNDKLDPARIDDIKDDLDYYVEN NQDEDYVEYDEFYDQLEVDEEDDVEVQGSLAQMAAETEDERRRDEERKREEKEKEKQQQNPPRTSSSVSSSS SSNQNNIGNNTPPATQIKPSVVTVAAIGDQNNNSASSASSTSTPVKKLKPTLAPAPAPPPITSGTSYSNAIK AAQTASTSSTSNSSIAHTANDNNNTNKGNRSVSPLASTDNHTHAPAAVSTPVKVLPPGLNHDTSMNSTLRSE SSSPLVGHAKVNNNHELQISRSQSPMVSNENKVFSDTISRIVNVAHSRLNDPLPLQSITGLLETSLLNCPDS YDAEKPRQYNPVNVHPSSIDYPQEPMYELNSSHYMKKFDNDTLFFCFYYGDGIDSISKYNAAKELSRRGWVF NTEFSQWFSKDSKNGGKNRSMSVIQREEENGNIIGDNSNGNEELREKIDDNGGIPSNYKYFDYEKTWLTRRR ENYQFATENRQIFQ* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 GGIPSNYKYFDYEKTW 628 0.96 1 PSSIDYPQEPMYELNS 520 0.96 1 RSESSSPLVGHAKVNN 430 0.96 2 ASSASSTSTPVKKLKP 323 0.94 3 IDDIKDDLDYYVENNQ 203 0.92 4 QWLGDSSIKLDKNVLQ 63 0.91 4 CFYYGDGIDSISKYNA 550 0.91 4 TSLLNCPDSYDAEKPR 496 0.91 4 SSTSNSSIAHTANDNN 368 0.91 4 GSSIQSSIDDVKYKIE 162 0.91 5 SLAQMAAETEDERRRD 245 0.90 6 THAPAAVSTPVKVLPP 402 0.88 6 CTYINEVIEQLNGQNE 129 0.88 7 ASTDNHTHAPAAVSTP 396 0.86 7 VSSSSSSNQNNIGNNT 284 0.86 7 YDEFYDQLEVDEEDDV 225 0.86 8 PMYELNSSHYMKKFDN 529 0.85 8 LQISRSQSPMVSNENK 449 0.85 8 PVKKLKPTLAPAPAPP 332 0.85 9 ERKREEKEKEKQQQNP 262 0.84 10 HDTSMNSTLRSESSSP 421 0.83 10 SNAIKAAQTASTSSTS 356 0.83 10 DVEVQGSLAQMAAETE 239 0.83 10 LELQSQQKRSRFGDDA 108 0.83 11 PSVVTVAAIGDQNNNS 307 0.82 11 MSARKLQQEFDKLNKK 1 0.82 12 NGNIIGDNSNGNEELR 606 0.81 12 FSQWFSKDSKNGGKNR 580 0.81 12 SYDAEKPRQYNPVNVH 504 0.81 12 AETEDERRRDEERKRE 251 0.81 12 DAKYQEACTYINEVIE 122 0.81 13 LEEVLENLDNDKLDPA 186 0.80 13 SEGLQAFDEIKDKINA 18 0.80 14 DYEKTWLTRRRENYQF 638 0.79 14 NPVNVHPSSIDYPQEP 514 0.79 14 DEDYVEYDEFYDQLEV 219 0.79 15 KELSRRGWVFNTEFSQ 567 0.78 16 NEELREKIDDNGGIPS 617 0.77 16 MSVIQREEENGNIIGD 597 0.77 16 DTISRIVNVAHSRLND 468 0.77 16 SASQREKLENDLKKEL 36 0.77 16 APPPITSGTSYSNAIK 345 0.77 17 TNKGNRSVSPLASTDN 385 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 302 315 312 ATQIKPSVVTVAAI 547 554 550 LFFCFYYG 403 419 414 HAPAAVSTPVKVLPPGL 434 441 440 SSPLVGHA 470 479 476 ISRIVNVAHS 482 504 487 NDPLPLQSITGLLETSLLNCPDS 391 396 394 SVSPLA 513 526 518 YNPVNVHPSSIDYP 239 249 243 DVEVQGSLAQM 126 138 132 QEACTYINEVIEQ 329 350 343 TSTPVKKLKPTLAPAPAPPPIT 228 234 231 FYDQLEV 209 215 211 DLDYYVE 183 192 187 ISKLEEVLEN 281 287 285 SSSVSSS 165 175 171 IQSSIDDVKYK 221 226 225 DYVEYD 449 454 452 LQISRS 18 25 24 SEGLQAFD 149 156 153 ELDSLSGQ 597 602 598 MSVIQR 49 54 54 KELKKL 632 639 633 SNYKYFDY 356 365 361 SNAIKAAQTA 4 10 5 RKLQQEF 8. IPF11281(GPR1) MPDLISIATSPTKAFTPAATPTTIPTTIATIAASVSAATATVTTIIKDSTDDSTTTASILSALFNDIILPTI FKRDYSTRDHKANQLGQFTDHQARVQRIVAISSSCGSIAAVLIAMYFLFAIDPKRIVFRHQLIFFLLFFDLL KACILLLYPTRILTHSSAYYNHNFCQVVGFFTATAIEGADIAIFAFAFHTYLLIFKPSFNTKVKNSNRVEGG LYKFRYYVYSLSFFVPLIVASLAFIHSDGYDSLVCWCYLPMRPVWLRLVLSWVPRYCIVVGIFVIYGLIYIR VISEFKTLGGVFKNAAGNGGAGNLHLASNSNPTFFSSLKYFFVSMKDQWFPNMSDDTIAPITSRHSHSHNAS GTIASPHRNVIGEIDNDDGDDDSEELAEALEDESVDYQDIELNKQSSRNSYRHHNSDIQQANLENFRRRQRI IQKQMKSIFIYPFAYCLVWLFPFILQATQFNYEEDHHAVYWLNVLGALSQPLNGFVDTLVFFYRERPWRNTA MKNFEKENRQRVDNIIVNNLEQRKYSEGAESAQTVATASKRIAKNSLSASSGLVNINAYKPWRQFMNKYRFP FYQLPTDKNIAKFQDRYIRRKLRDSRKLDKLVQEVTRDRQDLTFPTNIAEKYGDGSGNGSGSGSGGHHGGST ISNTNDSSPMSMGAGINWTEPTNAHDFSNILNTGGNSNVSSWGTKDVPGFKPNFGKFTFGNRSSNLLSRKSS TVIGLHGTGRNVRQPSNDSFNDPVRSLGGRRNSSLVIGNNTTLNKPYEIVSSPTSSTFTPIDRVKSNEDIDE LHTVDNDTDKADDNDDGELDLMEFLKKGPPM* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 STVIGLHGTGRNVRQP 720 0.95 2 YLLIFKPSFNTKVKNS 195 0.93 3 VSSWGTKDVPGFKPNF 687 0.92 3 VTTIIKDSTDDSTTTA 42 0.92 4 TFTPIDRVKSNEDIDE 777 0.91 4 NGSGSGSGGHHGGSTI 634 0.91 4 SRHSHSHNASGTIASP 351 0.91 5 NEDIDELHTVDNDTDK 787 0.90 5 TIFKRDYSTRDHKANQ 71 0.90 6 TGRNVRQPSNDSFNDP 728 0.88 7 GHHGGSTISNTNDSSP 642 0.87 7 HHAVYWLNVLGALSQP 468 0.87 8 DRYIRRKLRDSRKLDK 591 0.86 8 TIAPITSRHSHSHNAS 345 0.86 9 GAGINWTEPTNAHDFS 661 0.85 9 FFVSMKDQWFPNMSDD 329 0.85 9 GGAGNLHLASNSNPTF 307 0.85 10 TVDNDTDKADDNDDGE 795 0.84 10 GGRRNSSLVIGNNTTL 748 0.84 10 LNTGGNSNVSSWGTKD 679 0.84 10 SDIQQANLENFRRRQR 416 0.84 10 NDDGDDDSEELAEALE 376 0.84 11 TASILSALFNDIILPT 56 0.83 11 TIATIAASVSAATATV 27 0.83 11 SLAFIHSDGYDSLVCW 237 0.83 12 NTNDSSPMSMGAGINW 651 0.82 12 HRNVIGEIDNDDGDDD 367 0.82 12 DSLVCWCYLPMRPVWL 247 0.82 12 PDLISIATSPTKAFTP 2 0.82 13 QSSRNSYRHHNSDIQQ 405 0.81 13 CYLPMRPVWLRLVLSW 253 0.81 13 PTRILTHSSAYYNHNF 153 0.81 14 FFYRERPWRNTAMKNF 493 0.80 14 SGTIASPHRNVIGEID 360 0.80 14 YGLIYIRVISEFKTLG 282 0.80 14 NRVEGGLYKFRYYVYS 211 0.80 14 IVAISSSCGSIAAVLI 100 0.80 15 PYEIVSSPTSSTFTPI 766 0.79 15 NIAEKYGDGSGNGSGS 623 0.79 15 NFEKENRQRVDNIIVN 507 0.79 15 MKSIFIYPFAYCLVWL 437 0.79 15 GVFKNAAGNGGAGNLH 298 0.79 16 ATSPTKAFTPAATPTT 8 0.78 16 LVNINAYKPWRQFMNK 557 0.78 17 FKPNFGKFTFGNRSSN 698 0.77 17 NLEQRKYSEGAESAQT 523 0.77 17 PWRNTAMKNFEKENRQ 499 0.77 17 VPLIVASLAFIHSDGY 231 0.77 17 HQLIFFLLFFDLLKAC 132 0.77 18 SLSASSGLVNINAYKP 550 0.76 18 ALEDESVDYQDIELNK 389 0.76 18 QVVGFFTATAIEGADI 170 0.76 19 TRDRQDLTFPTNIAEK 612 0.75 19 LQATQFNYEEDHHAVY 457 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 246 293 252 YDSLVCWCYLPMRPVWLRLVLSWVPRYCIVVGIFVIY GLIYIRVISEF 94 178 150 QARVQRIVAISSSCGSIAAVLIAMYFLFAIDPKRIVF RHQLIFFLLFFDLLKACILLLYPTRILTHSSAYYNHN FCQVVGFFTAT 439 461 450 SIFIYPFAYCLVWLFPFILQATQ 215 244 232 GGLYKFRYYVYSLSFFVPLIVASLAFIHSD 467 496 474 DHHAVYWLNVLGALSQPLNGFVDTLVFFYR 323 333 328 FSSLKYFFVSM 182 201 195 GADIAIFAFAFHTYLLIFKP 57 72 61 ASILSALFNDIILPTI 25 45 34 PTTIATIAASVSAATATVTTI 575 581 578 FPFYQLP 604 611 609 LDKLVQEV 719 726 723 SSTVIGLH 766 773 770 PYEIVSSP 548 561 555 KNSLSASSGLVNIN 4 10 5 LISIATS 753 758 755 SSLVIG 395 400 397 VDYQDI 536 545 539 AQTVATASKR 362 373 368 TIASPHRNVIGE 741 747 746 NDPVRSL 346 354 348 IAPITSRHS 9. PPR1 MSESPSQPPQKKHKPTTTGPSSSSSSKLTRAISACKRCRTKKIKCDQKFPQCGKCEVNGVECIGVDSVTGRE IPRSYIVHLEERVKFLEEKLRLQDRSGFVDEGVSSTPPGSSTIKKKSNEISINEPLIKKESPLINTKLDSIA FSKIMSTAVRVQNRLSDPNIKPGNGNVNLGHNSTTTNENGIDINNDISRAVLPPKSTAMQFLRVFFHQCNSQ LPLFHREEFLRDYFIPIYGEFDESISLASNNTKINKSFFNSSSSDGDKTPCWFDVYKSKIQQLLTENTQNDI QTIANNIIPPLKYRKPLYFLNLVFAVATSANHLRYPIHISESFRLAAMRFSQDVDNSIDPLEHLQGILLYAG YSIMRPTNPGVWYIMGEALRICVDLDLQNELKTKSKQNFNIDNFTRDKRRRIFWCCYSIDRQICFYLDRPFG IPDESINTPYPSSLDDSKIIPNDNSTDYYYYKNHHHHHHHDDDNDDNEDDINFSYKNVSLLFFKIRKIQSQV TKILYTNAEIPREYKDLNHWKQSILIQLTQWKQELQSKLISKQLNCDFNEIFFQLNYHHTLLYIHGLSPKNY KLSLIDYENLTNSSIQVINCYTELLKTKSINYTWAGVHNLFMAGTSYLYALYNSKEIRLINSIDQVQKITND CLLVLQSLIGRCDAANYCCEIFHNLTMIIINLKYAPKDKKHLTELKPANSIPSSSFSSSSSFSSSSSTSSSK ISRESLYRINNGNVHSNLFHLVTELDHLNPLTKTKTINNNNSDHFDITNDEKQDHDSTIITDDLSSPPIDSS LLPLNQQTILQWNDEELQNFLNELNQSNQSNQSSPNNNSSIRDEKKTFELIHDMPNEIIWDEFFANKQ* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 ANNIIPPLKYRKPLYF 292 0.92 2 DSTIITDDLSSPPIDS 776 0.91 2 SDGDKTPCWFDVYKSK 260 0.91 3 SPPIDSSLLPLNQQTI 786 0.90 3 CCEIFHNLTMIIINLK 666 0.90 3 DESISLASNNTKINKS 238 0.90 4 DESINTPYPSSLDDSK 435 0.89 5 HFDITNDEKQDHDSTI 764 0.88 5 TKSINYTWAGVHNLFM 603 0.88 5 KSKIQQLLTENTQNDI 273 0.88 6 SSIRDEKKTFELIHDM 831 0.86 6 QSLIGRCDAANYCCEI 654 0.86 6 GILLYAGYSIMRPTNP 354 0.86 6 SSTPPGSSTIKKKSNE 106 0.86 7 TKTINNNNSDHFDITN 754 0.85 7 TDYYYYKNHHHHHHHD 458 0.85 8 YPSSLDDSKIIPNDNS 442 0.84 8 CYSIDRQICFYLDRPF 416 0.84 8 NKSFFNSSSSDGDKTP 251 0.84 8 SSSSSSKLTRAISACK 21 0.84 8 SPLINTKLDSIAFSKI 133 0.84 9 NSSIQVINCYTELLKT 588 0.83 9 HHHDDDNDDNEDDINF 470 0.83 9 GVWYIMGEALRICVDL 370 0.83 9 AISACKRCRTKKIKCD 31 0.83 9 DYFIPIYGEFDESISL 228 0.83 9 GHNSTTTNENGIDINN 174 0.83 10 AEIPREYKDLNHWKQS 512 0.82 10 PLKYRKPLYFLNLVFA 298 0.82 10 NGIDINNDISRAVLPP 183 0.82 10 NRLSDPNIKPGNGNVN 157 0.82 10 FSKIMSTAVRVQNRLS 145 0.82 11 IRKIQSQVTKILYTNA 497 0.81 12 IRLINSIDQVQKITND 633 0.80 12 YLDRPFGIPDESINTP 426 0.80 13 LRLQDRSGFVDEGVSS 92 0.79 13 AGTSYLYALYNSKEIR 619 0.79 13 QLNYHHTLLYIHGLSP 558 0.79 13 GYSIMRPTNPGVWYIM 360 0.79 13 ESPSQPPQKKHKPTTT 3 0.79 13 SSTIKKKSNEISINEP 112 0.79 14 PLIKKESPLINTKLDS 127 0.78 15 HREEFLRDYFIPIYGE 221 0.77 15 HKPTTTGPSSSSSSKL 13 0.77 16 HDMPNEIIWDEFFANK 844 0.76 16 LTMIIINLKYAPKDKK 673 0.76 17 REIPRSYIVHLEERVK 71 0.75 17 SILIQLTQWKQELQSK 527 0.75 17 KFPQCGKCEVNGVECI 48 0.75 17 ESFRLAAMRFSQDVDN 329 0.75 17 KSTAMQFLRVFFHQCN 199 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 635 660 652 LINSIDQVQKITNDCLLVLQSLIGRC 294 318 311 NIIPPLKYRKPLYFLNLVFAVATSA 379 386 382 LRICVDLD 662 683 668 AANYCCEIFHNLTMIIINLKYA 412 430 415 IFWCCYSIDRQICFYLDRP 40 68 65 TKKIKCDQKFPQCGKCEVNGVECIGVDSV 621 630 625 TSYLYALYNS 589 603 594 SSIQVINCYTELLKT 555 583 568 IFFQLNYHHTLLYIHGLSPKNYKLSLIDY 487 511 493 YKNVSLLFFKIRKIQSQVTKILYTN 203 223 210 MQFLRVFFHQCNSQLPLFHRE 348 361 355 PLEHLQGILLYAGY 75 95 78 RSYIVHLEERVKFLEEKLRLQ 266 280 269 PCWFDVYKSKIQQLL 735 751 739 HSNLFHLVTELDHLNPL 28 38 35 LTRAISACKRC 526 534 529 QSILIQLTQ 192 199 194 SRAVLPPK 320 336 324 HLRYPIHISESFRLAAM 459 472 469 DYYYYKNHHHHHHH 785 802 793 SSPPIDSSLLPLNQQTIL 227 235 232 RDYFIPIYG 150 158 153 STAVRVQNR 539 551 542 LQSKLISKQLNCD 610 616 614 WAGVHNL 141 147 143 DSIAFSK 696 713 701 ANSIPSSSFSSSSSFSSS 129 138 137 IKKESPLINT 723 728 724 RESLYR 840 845 841 FELIHD 5 12 7 PSQPPQKK 10. IPF3598(SIP3) MVKSPKSDKSKPLPSQPHQETLLHHFKLISVNFKEAALDSPSFRASMNHLDLQINTIEQWLTALASSFKKIP KYLKEVQSYSNSFLEHLVPTFIQDGIIDQEYTVTGLNTTLDGLKTVWGLSIQALSVDAKNLKSIELFKRHHV IKYKETRKRYEDYQAKYDKYLSIYLSSSKSKDPLMVIEDAKQLYQVRKEYIHASLDLVIEIQNLSKNLNKLL VGVNTDLWRNKWNIFGSRGVGDAIKEEWDKIQRIQSWNDSYTLAIEKLNSDMLAARNQVEEGCHIQFQPSTN VNDYKSTIINNRTLRDIDEPGVEKHGYLFMKTWTEKSSKPIWVHRWAFIKNGVFGLLVVSPSQTFVQETDKI GILLCNVRYAPNEDRRFCFEIRTNDFTAVFQAESLVELKSWLKVFENEKFRISGPEAISNGLFNIASGRFPP IISEFSSTVDTVIDQQLTNAKVTLAGGQIVAASSLSNHLERFEDFFKKYMYFEIPKICPPFMTDTTKSSIMA YCLTSPTQIPNALTANIWGSVNWGLYYLHDTARDSSTYLTGKDAEMIKFQEEHFENDKFYPDFYPKEYVNLD IQMRALFETAVEPGEYCVLSYSCIWSPNSKQELSGRCFVTNYHMYFYMQALGFVALFKGFLGHLVSVEFVSQ KNYDLMKVYNIDGVIKMKVFLDDAICIKKKLVYLINNIVSDKPKSLEGVLADFSDIEKEIAVEKSDQKNLRE ISQLSKGLSSKSLASEKLLLSGETSSILPGKSGRMIKHRVNFTPDYNLISDRTYPAPPKAIFHALLGDNSVV FRSQLSFASTKYFLQKPWATSSKGTLYRDFNVPAMYDGKDCFVQVRQEIDNMEDNTYYTFTHEMSKFELLLG SPYKTVFKIVIVEHISKRSKVFVYSKTYFDRLSVWNPLVIRLNNQVDVNKVRKLEKSISEAVKEIGTHGMIV RAIYLYGKLSHTSKPEAVTSTSVIKFGIVSLFKLGLGKAFSKAYSFAVKSFIKPFQLVVLLLKSLRMNVFLV FIIVLLSFLNLFLAGKTATSYWNTRSASKLAQEYVTKEPRMLQRSVYLKDLESILNENISIAESRPFSLFKQ NSFIFNLDADSDWSNYFGSNARDVARSLKSSFQDIGIKRHELLVKLKILKSMEEEIIQAEWQNWLMSEAQKC DYVMDNVVGQIDEVDNYQEGVDNIIEYCHECKKILANLV* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 PGVEKHGYLFMKTWTE 308 0.93 2 AEMIKFQEEHFENDKF 548 0.92 2 KSSIMAYCLTSPTQIP 499 0.92 3 PAMYDGKDCFVQVRQE 825 0.91 3 KEAALDSPSFRASMNH 34 0.91 4 SEAQKCDYVMDNVVGQ 1147 0.90 5 QDGIIDQEYTVTGLNT 95 0.89 5 PKAIFHALLGDNSVVF 778 0.89 5 AVEPGEYCVLSYSCIW 586 0.89 6 ATSSKGTLYRDFNVPA 811 0.88 6 ALLGDNSVVFRSQLSF 784 0.88 6 KEVQSYSNSFLEHLVP 76 0.88 6 GRMIKHRVNFTPDYNL 753 0.88 6 HDTARDSSTYLTGKDA 533 0.88 6 KSTIINNRTLRDIDEP 293 0.88 7 DGVIKMKVFLDDAICI 660 0.87 7 KFRISGPEAISNGLFN 409 0.87 8 CNVRYAPNEDRRFCFE 365 0.86 8 KETRKRYEDYQAKYDK 148 0.86 9 GCHIQFQPSTNVNDYK 278 0.85 10 YGKLSHTSKPEAVTST 942 0.84 10 NMEDNTYYTFTHEMSK 843 0.84 10 CVLSYSCIWSPNSKQE 593 0.84 10 YFEIPKICPPFMTDTT 483 0.84 10 KPIWVHRWAFIKNGVF 327 0.84 10 GLSIQALSVDAKNLKS 120 0.84 10 QEGVDNIIEYCHECKK 1170 0.84 10 VGQIDEVDNYQEGVDN 1160 0.84 10 QAEWQNWLMSEAQKCD 1138 0.84 10 DSDWSNYFGSNARDVA 1090 0.84 11 DRTYPAPPKAIFHALL 771 0.83 11 IQRIQSWNDSYTLAIE 247 0.83 11 IKEEWDKIQRIQSWND 240 0.83 11 ISIAESRPFSLFKQNS 1067 0.83 12 QVRQEIDNMEDNTYYT 836 0.82 12 RALFETAVEPGEYCVL 580 0.82 12 LLVGVNTDLWRNKWNI 215 0.82 13 TSVIKFGIVSLFKLGL 957 0.81 13 FVSQKNYDLMKVYNID 645 0.81 13 FMTDTTKSSIMAYCLT 493 0.81 13 SQPHQETLLHHFKLIS 15 0.81 13 HHVIKYKETRKRYEDY 142 0.81 14 FVYSKTYFDRLSVWNP 886 0.80 14 GVLADFSDIEKEIAVE 696 0.80 14 SVNWGLYYLHDTARDS 524 0.80 14 LRDIDEPGVEKHGYLF 302 0.80 14 DLVIEIQNLSKNLNKL 200 0.80 14 SKLAQEYVTKEPRMLQ 1036 0.80 15 QEEHFENDKFYPDFYP 554 0.79 15 TFVQETDKIGILLCNV 352 0.79 15 TNVNDYKSTIINNRTL 287 0.79 16 KSDKSKPLPSQPHQET 6 0.78 16 KFYPDFYPKEYVNLDI 562 0.78 16 DKYLSIYLSSSKSKDP 162 0.78 17 VDTVIDQQLTNAKVTL 441 0.76 18 HGMIVRAIYLYGKLSH 932 0.75 18 KIVIVEHISKRSKVFV 872 0.75 18 GLFNIASGRFPPIISE 421 0.75 18 RRFCFEIRTNDFTAVF 375 0.75 18 SSFQDIGIKRHELLVK 1110 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 977 1000 995 SKAYSFAVKSFIKPFQLVVLLLKS 1002 1024 1010 RMNVFLVFIIVLLSFLNLFLAGK 589 602 596 PGEYCVLSYSCIWS 338 357 344 KNGVFGLLVVSPSQTFVQET 859 879 873 FELLLGSPYKTVFKIVIVEHI 610 650 643 SGRCFVTNYHMYFYMQALGFVALFKGFLGHLVSVEFVSQKN 831 839 836 KDCFVQVRQ 1119 1129 1125 RHELLVKLKIL 360 370 366 IGILLCNVRYA 951 975 967 PEAVTSTSVIKFGIVSLFKLGLGKA 664 686 680 KMKVFLDDAICIKKKLVYLINNI 933 948 939 GMIVRAIYLYGKLSHT 774 809 794 YPAPPKAIFHALLGDNSVVFRSQLSFASTKYFLQKP 157 172 167 YQAKYDKYLSIYLSSS 60 93 88 WLTALASSFKKIPKYLKEVQSYSNSFLEHLVPTF 19 41 25 QETLLHHFKLISVNFKEAALDSP 177 206 200 PLMVIEDAKQLYQVRKEYIHASLDLVIEIQ 881 891 886 KRSKVFVYSKT 1051 1062 1053 QRSVYLKDLESI 1174 1188 1180 DNIIEYCHECKKILA 451 470 464 NAKVTLAGGQIVAASSLSNH 893 907 901 FDRLSVWNPLVIRLN 115 131 125 LKTVWGLSIQALSVDAK 502 511 504 IMAYCLTSPT 276 284 282 EEGCHIQFQ 213 220 216 NKLLVGVN 483 493 489 YFEIPKICPPF 1149 1164 1152 AQKCDYVMDNVVGQID 135 147 145 SIELFKRHHVIKY 526 534 532 NWGLYYLHD 387 405 397 TAVFQAESLVELKSWLKVF 694 701 696 LEGVLADF 1035 1045 1040 ASKLAQEYVTK 564 576 570 YPDFYPKEYVNLD 428 447 442 GRFPPIISEFSSTVDTVIDQ 721 742 737 ISQLSKGLSSKSLASEKLLLSG 653 662 659 LMKVYNIDGV 10 17 15 SKPLPSQP 328 335 334 PIWVHRWA 310 318 313 VEKHGYLFM 1104 1115 1107 VARSLKSSFQDI 1074 1082 1077 PFSLFKQNS 49 55 51 HLDLQIN 257 263 258 YTLAIEK 923 929 923 SEAVKEI 821 827 821 DFNVPAM 707 712 707 EIAVEK 376 381 380 RFCFEI 100 108 102 DQEYTVTGL 745 750 749 SSILPG 11. IPF9385 MSPDSISSSVNQDLSTPTPPTSLSSTSTNSNTNASSGQKRIRATGEALEFLISEFETNPNPSPERRKFISDK AQMNEKAVRIWFQNRRAKQRKFERQMLRKETDSPGNYAGIYNTYTPNPPTVTTDMTNFNVNGSAGGATADFN DKLKNISSIPVEVNEKYCFIDCRSLSVGSWQRIKTGFHQSNLLTNNLINLAPVTLNQVMSNADLLIILSKKN LELNYFFSAISNNSRILFRIFYPLNAVVKCSLFDNNYYQNNNTNGTNSSDDNNISEIRLNLCQKPKFSVYFF NGSNTNNQWSICDDFSEGQQVSCAFAANDNSLPSNGKNQSFSNTIPHVLVGSTLSLQYLSQFILQHQQRQRQ QQRQAQPQPQPQPHNQFDFNSQPFETIPTSAINNNFNTTKTVNSSSMQGFVPGDFQDLPAIYESISNSNHTT TTDLKDTNATTTTTNKHTPSSTTFTPQNLNGSNQSQTNVTYTNNYNESPFSIASTTNNNNTNSYRSNSQSHN PIFSDQLFYESSESASTNSPQFAMKKMNSETKLYINGNVSSNSSTNGPPLDDDNNLFDGVTRFTTTETSPED DIIGMFTSQAHEPSAFELANGVTSSGSSYTHINNGSLTKSDKTFTGLSETSNNNNNTNGINFVDDFHVGNEF GDIDFEHHYSQDHHQQQQKNDNNNGNTNLDSFIDFEN* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 SPFSIASTTNNNNTNS 480 0.94 2 HHQQQQKNDNNNGNTN 661 0.93 2 SSTNGPPLDDDNNLFD 547 0.93 2 YAGIYNTYTPNPPTVT 109 0.93 3 QPQPQPHNQFDFNSQP 368 0.92 4 CQKPKFSVYFFNGSNT 278 0.91 5 SEGQQVSCAFAANDNS 304 0.89 6 TSSGSSYTHINNGSLT 599 0.88 7 RKFISDKAQMNEKAVR 66 0.87 7 MFTSQAHEPSAFELAN 581 0.87 7 SNHTTTTDLKDTNATT 428 0.87 7 GSAGGATADFNDKLKN 134 0.87 8 QMLRKETDSPGNYAGI 97 0.86 8 TFTGLSETSNNNNNTN 619 0.86 8 KCSLFDNNYYQNNNTN 245 0.86 9 TGEALEFLISEFETNP 44 0.85 9 KNISSIPVEVNEKYCF 148 0.85 10 SASTNSPQFAMKKMNS 518 0.84 10 TFTPQNLNGSNQSQTN 455 0.84 10 AFAANDNSLPSNGKNQ 312 0.84 10 VGSWQRIKTGFHQSNL 171 0.84 11 GVTRFTTTETSPEDDI 563 0.83 11 SEFETNPNPSPERRKF 53 0.83 11 LFRIFYPLNAVVKCSL 233 0.83 11 PNPPTVTTDMTNFNVN 118 0.83 12 LKDTNATTTTTNKHTP 436 0.82 12 YESISNSNHTTTTDLK 422 0.82 12 QKRIRATGEALEFLIS 38 0.82 13 HNPIFSDQLFYESSES 503 0.81 13 PFETIPTSAINNNFNT 383 0.81 13 TPPTSLSSTSTNSNTN 18 0.81 14 GNVSSNSSTNGPPLDD 541 0.80 14 TKLYINGNVSSNSSTN 535 0.80 14 SSSMQGFVPGDFQDLP 404 0.80 15 QWSICDDFSEGQQVSC 296 0.79 15 PVEVNEKYCFIDCRSL 154 0.79 16 TNSSDDNNISEIRLNL 262 0.77 17 AVRIWFQNRRAKQRKF 79 0.76 17 AFELANGVTSSGSSYT 591 0.76 17 TYTNNYNESPFSIAST 472 0.76 17 SNQSQTNVTYTNNYNE 464 0.76 18 YCFIDCRSLSVGSWQR 161 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 232 249 246 ILFRIFYPLNAVVKCSLF 330 355 335 SNTIPHVLVGSTLSLQYLSQFILQHQ 306 314 312 GQQVSCAFA 149 174 163 NISSIPVEVNEKYCFIDCRSLSVGSW 204 216 211 SNADLLIILSKKN 192 202 194 INLAPVTLNQV 638 646 641 FVDDFHVGN 272 288 285 EIRLNLCQKPKFSVYFF 48 54 50 LEFLISE 218 225 224 ELNYFFSA 408 425 419 QGFVPGDFQDLPAIYESI 503 516 510 HNPIFSDQLFYESS 4 13 7 DSISSSVNQD 297 303 301 WSICDDF 480 485 483 SPFSIA 584 598 592 SQAHEPSAFELANGV 653 664 658 FEHHYSQDHHQQ 363 374 371 RQAQPQPQPQPH 20 25 22 PTSLSS 384 390 389 FETIPTS 600 606 605 SSGSSYT 118 123 120 PNPPTV 109 115 115 YAGIYNT 12. IPF9413 MDKEYQEYQISDMPSFIGWACHGILKQNRTTSEFLLNSTQSLLFSTRLSIPTILAGLEYINQRFSNKEIYHL QDQEIFQILVVSFLLSNKMNDDATFTNKSWEQASGIPLSVLNREEREWLNEVKFNLAVTKYEANISVLDQCW KTWVNKYGSCHSEPPSSPTYYTPEVDAYYYSSHHHSYSSPISYSQHSYSNPYPQHQQCNYQYQYQPQYQPTY QSHTQYLVPQPPPPPPPSYYDPAIVSVNYGGFIYT* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 LVPQPPPPPPPSYYDP 223 0.93 1 QPTYQSHTQYLVPQPP 213 0.93 2 GSCHSEPPSSPTYYTP 152 0.91 3 SQHSYSNPYPQHQQCN 188 0.90 3 HHSYSSPISYSQHSYS 178 0.90 4 SSPTYYTPEVDAYYYS 160 0.86 5 IPTILAGLEYINQRFS 50 0.84 5 TPEVDAYYYSSHHHSY 166 0.84 5 KSWEQASGIPLSVLNR 100 0.84 6 QILVVSFLLSNKMNDD 79 0.83 6 GILKQNRTTSEFLLNS 23 0.83 6 PSFIGWACHGILKQNR 14 0.83 6 EREWLNEVKFNLAVTK 117 0.83 7 EYQISDMPSFIGWACH 7 0.82 8 HQQCNYQYQYQPQYQP 199 0.81 9 PPPPSYYDPAIVSVNY 230 0.78 10 SVLNREEREWLNEVKF 111 0.77 11 WKTWVNKYGSCHSEPP 144 0.76 12 FNLAVTKYEANISVLD 126 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 69 88 84 IYHLQDQEIFQILVVSFLLS 136 143 140 NISVLDQC 161 248 225 SPTYYTPEVDAYYYSSHHHSYSSPISYSQHSYSNPYP QHQQCNYQYQYQPQYQPTYQSHTQYLVPQPPPPPPPS YYDPAIVSVNYGGF 106 113 110 SGIPLSVL 123 133 127 EVKFNLAVTKY 33 60 51 EFLLNSTQSLLFSTRLSIPTILAGLEYI 17 25 23 IGWACHGIL 150 159 151 KYGSCHSEPP 13. SPT6 MMKKKISAKKKNQQQQQLHQPTMSEVTEEERTRYEEEEDVRDSPSDSSEESEDDEEEIQKVREGFIVDDEED EVQTKKRKSHKRKRDKERPHYDDALDDDDLELLLENSGLKRGSSSSGKFKRLKRKQIEDDEDEIESQDHQGE QQLRDIFSDDEEVEEEAAPRIMDEFDGFIEEDDFSDEDEQTRLERREQRKKKKQGPRIDTSNLSNVDRQSLS ELFEVFGDGNEYDWALEAQELEDAGAIDKEEPASLDEVFEHSELKERMLTEEDNLIRIIDVPERYQMYRSAL TYIDLDDEELELEKTWVANTLLKEKKAFLRDDWVEPFKQCVGQVVQFVSKENLEVPFIWNHRRDYLEYVDPD APIPGSVRELMISEDDVWRIVKLDIEYHSLYEKRLNTEKIIDSLEIDDELVKDIKTLDSMVAIQDMHDYIQF TYSKEIRQREETQNRKHSKFALYERIRENVLYDAVKAYGITAKEFGENVQDQSSKGFEVPYRIHATDDPWES PDDMIERLIQDDEVIFRDEKTARDAVRRTFADEIFYNPKIRHEVRSTYKLYASISVAVTEKGRASIDAHSPF ADIKYAINRSPADLIAKPDVLLRMLEAERLGLVVIKVETKDFANWFDCLFNCLKSDGFSDISEKWNQERQAV LRTAISRLCAVVALNTKEDLRRECERLIASKVRHGLLAKIEQAPFTPYGFDIGSKANVLALTFGKGDYDSAV VGVYIKHDGKVSRFFKSTENPSRNRETEDAFKGQLKQFFDEDETPDVVVVSGYNANTKRLHDVVYNFVSEYG ISVKSEFDDGSSQLVKVIWGQDETARLYQNSERAKKEFPDKPTLVKYAISLGRYLQDPLLEYITLGDDILSL TFHEHQKLISNDLVKEVVESAFVDLVNAVGVDINESVRDSRLAQTLKYVGGLGPRKASGMLRNIAQKLGSVL TTRSQLIEYELTTRTIFINCSAALKISLNKSINVKDFEIEILDTTRIHPEDYQLAMKMAADALDMDEESELH EKGGVIKELLENDPSKLNLLNLNDFANQIYKLTHKLKFRSLQAIRLELIQGFAEIRSPFRILTNEDAFFILT GEKPQMLKNTVIPATITKVTKNHHDPYARIRGLKVVTPSLIQGTIDENAIPRDAEYVQGQVVQAVVLELYTD TFAAVLSLRREDISRAMKGGVVREYGKWDYKAEDEDIKREKAKENAKLAKTRNIQHPFYRNFNYKQAEEYLA PQNVGDYVIRPSSKGASYLTITWKVGNNLFQHLLVEERSRGRFKEYIVDGKTYEDLDQLAFQHIQVIAKNVT DMVRHPKFREGTLSVVHEWLESYTRANPKSSAYVFCYDHKSPGNFLLLFKVNVSAKVVTWHVKTEVGGYELR SSVYPNMLSLCNGFKQAVKMSSQQTKSYNTGYY* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 DDPWESPDDMIERLIQ 499 0.95 1 KLDIEYHSLYEKRLNT 382 0.95 1 HHDPYARIRGLKVVTP 1103 0.95 2 PFIWNHRRDYLEYVDP 344 0.94 2 DGFIEEDDFSDEDEQT 170 0.94 3 EQAPFTPYGFDIGSKA 689 0.91 3 PSLIQGTIDENAIPRD 1118 0.91 4 EERTRYEEEEDVRDSP 29 0.90 4 LSVVHEWLESYTRANP 1309 0.90 5 AFKGQLKQFFDEDETP 750 0.89 5 TEKIIDSLEIDDELVK 397 0.89 5 AFLRDDWVEPFKQCVG 315 0.89 5 YQMYRSALTYIDLDDE 281 0.89 5 DWALEAQELEDAGAID 229 0.89 5 GGVVREYGKWDYKAED 1171 0.89 5 TITKVTKNHHDPYARI 1095 0.89 5 AFFILTGEKPQMLKNT 1075 0.89 6 YERIRENVLYDAVKAY 455 0.88 6 KGASYLTITWKVGNNL 1238 0.88 6 GGVIKELLENDPSKLN 1011 0.88 7 RIHPEDYQLAMKMAAD 982 0.87 7 LVKVIWGQDETARLYQ 806 0.87 7 ERLIASKVRHGLLAKI 673 0.87 7 GPRIDTSNLSNVDRQS 199 0.87 7 DEDEQTRLERREQRKK 180 0.87 7 TRNIQHPFYRNFNYKQ 1203 0.87 8 SQLIEYELTTRTIFIN 940 0.86 8 DETPDVVVVSGYNANT 762 0.86 8 AHSPFADIKYAINRSP 572 0.86 8 KAYGITAKEFGENVQD 468 0.86 8 ELMISEDDVWRIVKLD 369 0.86 8 HLLVEERSRGRFKEYI 1256 0.86 9 TLVKYAISLGRYLQDP 835 0.85 9 KKRKSHKRKRDKERPH 77 0.85 9 KGDYDSAVVGVYIKHD 713 0.85 9 SKANVLALTFGKGDYD 702 0.85 9 LRTAISRLCAVVALNT 649 0.85 9 ADEIFYNPKIRHEVRS 535 0.85 9 DELVKDIKTLDSMVAI 408 0.85 9 PRIMDEFDGFIEEDDF 163 0.85 10 RPHYDDALDDDDLELL 90 0.84 10 VETKDFANWFDCLFNC 613 0.84 10 DEEEIQKVREGFIVDD 54 0.84 10 SEESEDDEEEIQKVRE 48 0.84 10 VEEEAAPRIMDEFDGF 157 0.84 11 EYGISVKSEFDDGSSQ 790 0.83 11 EVPYRIHATDDPWESP 490 0.83 11 RRDYLEYVDPDAPIPG 350 0.83 12 ARLYQNSERAKKEFPD 817 0.82 12 KVSRFFKSTENPSRNR 730 0.82 12 EGFIVDDEEDEVQTKK 63 0.82 12 DDEVIFRDEKTARDAV 515 0.82 12 TWHVKTEVGGYELRSS 1355 0.82 12 KAEDEDIKREKAKENA 1183 0.82 13 MKMAADALDMDEESEL 992 0.81 13 YASISVAVTEKGRASI 555 0.81 13 NPKIRHEVRSTYKLYA 541 0.81 13 QSSKGFEVPYRIHATD 484 0.81 13 FEVFGDGNEYDWALEA 219 0.81 13 YVFCYDHKSPGNFLLL 1329 0.81 13 KEYIVDGKTYEDLDQL 1268 0.81 14 GVDINESVRDSRLAQT 894 0.80 14 KQFFDEDETPDVVVVS 756 0.80 14 QGFAEIRSPFRILTNE 1058 0.80 15 RREQRKKKKQGPRIDT 189 0.79 15 ESYTRANPKSSAYVFC 1317 0.79 15 HIQVIAKNVTDMVRHP 1287 0.79 15 YGKWDYKAEDEDIKRE 1177 0.79 15 AIPRDAEYVQGQVVQA 1129 0.79 16 EIEILDTTRIHPEDYQ 974 0.78 16 VVSGYNANTKRLHDVV 769 0.78 16 IRIIDVPERYQMYRSA 272 0.78 16 RDIFSDDEEVEEEAAP 148 0.78 17 RKRDKERPHYDDALDD 84 0.77 17 EEDVRDSPSDSSEESE 37 0.77 17 DYVIRPSSKGASYLTI 1230 0.77 18 CLKSDGFSDISEKWNQ 628 0.76 18 KRKQIEDDEDEIESQD 125 0.76 19 DISEKWNQERQAVLRT 636 0.75 19 RQREETQNRKHSKFAL 439 0.75 19 QFTYSKEIRQREETQN 431 0.75 19 KQCVGQVVQFVSKENL 326 0.75 19 IESQDHQGEQQLRDIF 136 0.75 19 LRREDISRAMKGGVVR 1160 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 1133 1160 1144 DAEYVQGQVVQAVVLELYTDTFAAVLSL 646 663 659 QAVLRTAISRLCAVVALN 765 773 770 PDVVVVSGY 322 346 330 VEPFKQCVGQVVQFVSKENLEVPFI 717 734 722 DSAVVGVYIKHDGKVSRF 604 614 610 ERLGLVVIKVE 1254 1261 1256 FQHLLVEE 1326 1336 1330 SSAYVFCYDHK 1340 1357 1344 NFLLLFKVNVSAKVVTWH 780 797 786 LHDVVYNFVSEYGISVKS 833 896 884 KPTLVKYAISLGRYLQDPLLEYITLGDDILSLTFHEH QKLISNDLVKEVVESAFVDLVNAVGVD 1104 1123 1118 HDPYARIRGLKVVTPSLIQG 804 812 807 SQLVKVIWG 621 632 627 WFDCLFNCLKSD 545 563 559 RHEVRSTYKLYASISVAVT 460 472 465 ENVLYDAVKAYGI 1308 1316 1310 TLSVVHEWL 1280 1294 1288 LDQLAFQHIQVIAKN 953 965 959 FINCSAALKISLN 378 393 380 WRIVKLDIEYHSLYEK 272 280 274 IRIIDVPER 703 710 709 KANVLALT 588 600 595 ADLIAKPDVLLRM 488 496 494 GFEVPYRIH 673 699 683 ERLIASKVRHGLLAKIEQAPFTPYGFD 1367 1389 1370 LRSSVYPNMLSLCNGFKQAVKMS 353 370 356 YLEYVDPDAPIPGSVREL 907 916 913 AQTLKYVGGL 928 946 933 IAQKLGSVLTTRSQLIEYE 1219 1235 1225 AEEYLAPQNVGDYVIRP 215 222 218 LSELFEVF 284 293 290 YRSALTYIDL 1088 1098 1093 KNTVIPATITK 1035 1060 1051 NQIYKLTHKLKFRSLQAIRLELIQGF 450 457 452 SKFALYER 58 68 64 IQKVREGFIVD 102 108 103 LELLLEN 418 424 420 DSMVAIQ 251 258 257 LDEVFEHS 15 21 18 QQQLHQP 1239 1247 1243 GASYLTITW 1171 1176 1176 GGVVRE 1269 1274 1269 EYIVDG 1076 1081 1078 FFILTG 407 414 413 DDELVKDI 570 582 580 IDAHSPFADIKYA 515 521 515 DDEVIFR 1296 1302 1298 TDMVRHP 985 991 987 PEDYQLA 752 758 756 KGQLKQF 14. SET1 MSYNNRSGGGASGGYSRRGYHGSHRGGYRTGRSKYPEDRYLVGGMLSLNKGSHYESSDNRYIPNEIGSKSPE NRSHRSSTKDGRTPSGLSTPLSSSDKVSTPISIESINGSDRNTGVNNKDSEFPKLSHHSDFTSTIPFSRSIN PQKNFMVINDSHTPKTDKGIQSKKIRYNGEGVNHVSDPRIAQSNSNLQKPTKKTKKTPYKQLPQPKFVYNSD SLGPAPMSTIIIWDLPISTSEPFLRNFVSRYGNPLEEMTFITDPTTAVPLGIVTFKFQGNPQKASELAKNFI KTVRQDELKIDGATLKIALNDNENQLLNRKLESAKKKMLQQRLQREQEEEKRRQKLVEEQKKQELLKKKEKE HQESVKKEKSVEHESTIVSTRDKNLVYKPNSTVLSMRHNHKIISSVILPKDLEKYIKSRPYILIRDKYVPTK KISSHDIKRALKKYDWTRVLSDKSGFFIVFNSLNECERCFLNEDNKKFFEYKLVMEMAIPEGFTNNIRENES KSTNDVLDEATNILIKEFQTFLAKDIRERIIAPNILDLLAHDKYPELVEELKSREQAAKPKVLVTNNQLKEN ALSILEKQRQLFQQRLPSFRMSHDRTQQHKPKRRNSIIPMQHALNFDDDEDSESHSQSESEDEDEDETTASR PLTPVVSTMKRERSSTITSIEDDIELEEREIKKQKVKVPAIEAEIAPESSPEEGEEEEKEEVEIKQEAEEVD IKFQPTEESPRTVYPEIPFSGDFDLNALQHTIKDSEDLLLAQEVLSETTPSGLSNIEYWSWKSKNRKDVQEI SQEEEYIEELPESLQSTTGSFKSEGVRKIPEIEKIGYLPHRKRTNKPIKTIQYEDEDEEKPNENTNAVQSSR VNRANNRRFAADITAQIGSESDVLSLNALTKRKKPVTFARSAIHNWGLYAMEPIAAKEMIIEYVGERIRQQV AEHREKSYLKTGIGSSYLFRIDDNTVIDATKKGGIARFINHCCSPSCTAKIIKVEGKKRIVIYALRDIEANE ELTYDYKFERETNDEERIRCLCGAPGCKGYLN* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 KEMIIEYVGERIRQQV 921 0.94 1 EIEKIGYLPHRKRTNK 823 0.94 1 DRTQQHKPKRRNSIIP 600 0.94 2 YPEIPFSGDFDLNALQ 734 0.93 2 VEIKQEAEEVDIKFQP 710 0.93 2 SKKIRYNGEGVNHVSD 166 0.93 2 TSTIPFSRSINPQKNF 134 0.93 3 KTGIGSSYLFRIDDNT 946 0.92 3 SGLSTPLSSSDKVSTP 87 0.92 3 YILIRDKYVPTKKISS 421 0.92 3 GSHRGGYRTGRSKYPE 22 0.92 3 SIESINGSDRNTGVNN 104 0.92 4 KKRIVIYALRDIEANE 993 0.91 4 DEDEEKPNENTNAVQS 847 0.91 4 IKTIQYEDEDEEKPNE 840 0.91 5 YWSWKSKNRKDVQEIS 778 0.90 6 ESTIVSTRDKNLVYKP 374 0.88 7 RERIIAPNILDLLAHD 531 0.87 8 NEIGSKSPENRSHRSS 64 0.86 8 SHSQSESEDEDEDETT 630 0.86 8 NILIKEFQTFLAKDIR 516 0.86 9 RSSTKDGRTPSGLSTP 77 0.85 9 DEDETTASRPLTPVVS 640 0.85 9 KGSHYESSDNRYIPNE 50 0.85 9 EMAIPEGFTNNIRENE 488 0.85 9 TGRSKYPEDRYLVGGM 30 0.85 10 LFRIDDNTVIDATKKG 954 0.84 10 VQEISQEEEYIEELPE 789 0.84 10 AQEVLSETTPSGLSNI 761 0.84 10 KKKEKEHQESVKKEKS 355 0.84 10 TAVPLGIVTFKFQGNP 262 0.84 11 TKKGGIARFINHCCSP 966 0.83 11 MTFITDPTTAVPLGIV 254 0.83 11 MSTIIIWDLPISTSEP 223 0.83 11 FMVINDSHTPKTDKGI 149 0.83 12 GGGASGGYSRRGYHGS 8 0.82 12 EELTYDYKFERETNDE 1008 0.82 13 NTVIDATKKGGIARFI 960 0.81 13 ESLQSTTGSFKSEGVR 804 0.81 13 ESSPEEGEEEEKEEVE 696 0.81 13 SRSINPQKNFMVINDS 140 0.81 14 KRERSSTITSIEDDIE 658 0.80 14 PVVSTMKRERSSTITS 652 0.80 15 DITAQIGSESDVLSLN 876 0.79 15 TPSGLSNIEYWSWKSK 769 0.79 15 KSREQAAKPKVLVTNN 556 0.79 15 KPTKKTKKTPYKQLPQ 193 0.79 16 TNAVQSSRVNRANNRR 857 0.78 16 EVDIKFQPTEESPRTV 718 0.78 16 AIEAEIAPESSPEEGE 688 0.78 16 PKRRNSIIPMQHALNF 607 0.78 17 QPTEESPRTVYPEIPF 724 0.77 17 EEEEKEEVEIKQEAEE 703 0.77 17 NSLNECERCFLNEDNK 463 0.77 17 TVRQDELKIDGATLKI 290 0.77 17 VSRYGNPLEEMTFITD 244 0.77 17 NGEGVNHVSDPRIAQS 172 0.77 18 AIHNWGLYAMEPIAAK 906 0.76 18 DLPISTSEPFLRNFVS 230 0.76 18 PYKQLPQPKFVYNSDS 202 0.76 19 PELVEELKSREQAAKP 549 0.75 19 TRVLSDKSGFFIVFNS 449 0.75 19 LQREQEEEKRRQKLVE 331 0.75 19 FERETNDEERIRCLCG 1016 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 974 991 980 FINHCCSPSCTAKIIKVE 261 272 266 TTAVPLGIVTFK 400 415 405 HKIISSVILPKDLEKY 647 656 652 SRPLTPVVST 756 768 761 EDLLLAQEVLSET 1026 1037 1029 IRCLCGAPGCKG 995 1003 998 RIVIYALRD 563 571 565 KPKVLVTNN 884 893 890 ESDVLSLNAL 536 555 542 APNILDLLAHDKYPELVEEL 681 692 686 KQKVKVPAIEAE 203 215 209 YKQLPQPKFVYNS 731 738 736 RTVYPEIP 482 489 483 EYKLVMEM 457 465 462 GFFIVFNSL 467 474 470 ECERCFLN 88 106 102 GLSTPLSSSDKVSTPISIE 417 437 421 KSRPYILIRDKYVPTKKISSH 299 306 304 DGATLKIA 38 45 43 DRYLVGGM 176 184 179 VNHVSDPRI 384 396 388 NLVYKPNSTVLSM 575 593 590 ENALSILEKQRQLFQQRLP 124 132 127 FPKLSHHSD 951 956 952 SSYLFR 827 833 829 IGYLPHR 223 238 229 MSTIIIWDLPISTSEP 241 248 241 RNFVSRYG 718 724 722 EVDIKFQ 615 621 617 PMQHALN 800 806 805 EELPESL 516 528 520 NILIKEFQTFLAK 745 751 750 LNALQHT 925 931 927 IEYVGER 372 380 376 EHESTIVST 897 906 902 KKPVTFARSA 933 939 934 RQQVAEH 135 140 140 STIPES 448 455 449 WTRVLSDK 342 347 345 QKLVEE 942 948 946 KSYLKTG 439 445 440 IKRALKK 875 880 878 ADITAQ 15. SAS3 MVSHLLNQLKITNNHIYSNIVPQDLDKRTIRAKPTNDYSLKSMIKNNTHQKSTIPITNTTKIKSVHDDSNSN IKRVKRSFKHNNIFVKLTKKKCIVVINYDKTKLSTITRSKLDTVPLLPNSTSFTSENQNQNQVDTSILSEIQ LPYKGILKYPDCIINDTDPTKLDTERFNKYLDEGIKLRNKTTCHLETETETETETETKTEIETELQSQVFSN LLHPILNESNQSTESTPVPNYSNLNKSKINRIVLRDFEINTWYIAPYPEEYSQCEVLYICEYCLKYMNSPMS YRRHQLKNCNFSNNHPPGLEIYRDQKSKISIWEVDGRKNINYCQNLCLLAKLFLNSKTLYYDVEPFIFYVLT EIDEKNPSNYHFVGYFSKEKLNSSDYNVSCILTLPIYQRKGYGNLLIDFSYLLSRNEFKYGTPEKPLSDLGL LSYRNYWKVTIAYKLKQIYDKYFSCNANGDGDSVSDNARLSLSIDTLCKLTGMIPSDVIVGLEQLDSLARNP ITHNYAIVINLDKINTEIAKWEKKSYTKLVYEKLLWKPMLFGPSGGINSAPSIQPPQPQSTSVTTTTMSARE GTTNSHPKPVIPQNSISLITNFLKDDINNPYTFEEEGFKEIEAHRETENEEIKNASLVEYVTCYPGIVVNNH FVNGGGGSGESNGSNDQIKGHKKMLKKRKRIIDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDEIEKIFEIDEIPSNDENEPDFEDDS DDVDDFMDDDEEEVVEIKDNDSDEDVSEDIIEILDDDDQEEEDWRRTWKRRVPSPPKRKTVNVLTGNNNKPR GRGRPRGTFKLKA* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 KRTIRAKPTNDYSLKS 27 0.95 1 DPTKLDTERFNKYLDE 162 0.95 2 KRIIDDDDDDDDDDDD 677 0.94 2 QSTSVTTTTMSAREGT 563 0.94 2 PDCIINDTDPTKLDTE 154 0.94 3 QSTESTPVPNYSNLNK 227 0.93 4 QEEEDWRRTWKRRVPS 759 0.92 4 APSIQPPQPQSTSVTT 554 0.92 4 LSEIQLPYKGILKYPD 140 0.92 5 EGTTNSHPKPVIPQNS 576 0.91 6 DFEDDSDDVDDFMDDD 715 0.90 7 IFEIDEIPSNDENEPD 700 0.89 7 EPFIFYVLTEIDEKNP 352 0.89 7 KGILKYPDCIINDTDP 148 0.89 8 NTWYIAPYPEEYSQCE 256 0.88 9 SLVEYVTCYPGIVVNN 632 0.87 9 KSVHDDSNSNIKRVKR 63 0.87 9 MNSPMSYRRHQLKNCN 283 0.87 9 KSKINRIVLRDFEINT 242 0.87 10 EKKSYTKLVYEKLLWK 526 0.86 10 KLKQIYDKYFSCNANG 446 0.86 11 LETETETETETETKTE 189 0.85 12 KPRGRGRPRGTFKLKA 790 0.84 12 FKEIEAHRETENEEIK 614 0.84 12 HQKSTIPITNTTKIKS 49 0.84 12 KPTNDYSLKSMIKNNT 33 0.84 13 SGESNGSNDQIKGHKK 656 0.83 13 HLLNQLKITNNHIYSN 4 0.83 13 PYPEEYSQCEVLYICE 262 0.83 14 EVVEIKDNDSDEDVSE 733 0.82 14 EEIKNASLVEYVTCYP 626 0.82 14 QKSKISIWEVDGRKNI 313 0.82 15 CEVLYICEYCLKYMNS 270 0.81 16 EDIIEILDDDDQEEED 748 0.80 16 YFSCNANGDGDSVSDN 454 0.80 17 RRTWKRRVPSPPKRKT 765 0.79 17 FGPSGGINSAPSIQPP 545 0.79 17 KTEIETELQSQVFSNL 202 0.79 18 GLEQLDSLARNPITHN 493 0.78 18 SLSIDTLCKLTGMIPS 473 0.78 18 SCILTLPIYQRKGYGN 389 0.78 18 NIVPQDLDKRTIRAKP 19 0.78 18 DKTKLSTITRSKLDTV 101 0.78 19 EKLLWKPMLFGPSGGI 536 0.77 19 RNPITHNYAIVINLDK 502 0.77 19 KVTIAYKLKQIYDKYF 440 0.77 19 EFKYGTPEKPLSDLGL 417 0.77 19 PGLEIYRDQKSKISIW 305 0.77 20 DDDDDDDDDDDEIEKI 685 0.76 20 SISLITNFLKDDINNP 591 0.76 20 DSVSDNARLSLSIDTL 464 0.76 20 KSMIKNNTHQKSTIPI 41 0.76 20 YFSKEKLNSSDYNVSC 375 0.76 20 ERFNKYLDEGIKLRNK 169 0.76 21 LQSQVFSNLLHPILNE 209 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 258 283 273 WYIAPYPEEYSQCEVLYICEYCLKYM 630 648 642 NASLVEYVTCYPGIVVNNH 84 100 97 NIFVKLTKKKCIVVINY 328 361 337 INYCQNLCLLAKLFLNSKTLYYDVEPFIFYVLTE 386 399 391 YNVSCILTLPIYQR 530 542 536 YTKLVYEKLLWKP 487 500 489 PSDVIVGLEQLDSL 113 122 116 LDTVPLLPNS 507 515 512 HNYAIVINL 210 222 216 QSQVFSNLLHPIL 370 376 373 YHFVGYF 471 485 477 RLSLSIDTLCKLTGM 440 458 444 KVTIAYKLKQIYDKYFSCN 136 159 154 DTSILSEIQLPYKGILKYPDCIIN 4 9 5 HLLNQL 403 415 408 GNLLIDFSYLLSR 583 597 585 PKPVIPQNSISLITN 425 436 430 KPLSDLGLLSYR 17 24 18 YSNIVPQD 246 252 247 NRIVLRD 554 567 557 APSIQPPQPQSTSV 231 237 237 STPVPNY 62 68 63 IKSVHDD 732 737 736 EEVVEI 316 321 319 KISIWE 748 754 752 EDIIEIL 16. RPC53 MSNRLESLNPRKPVSSSSSSGSKSAAKFKPKVVQRKSKEERAKVAPTIKQEPQPRQPLPNSRGRGGARGRGG RNNYAGTHMVSNGFLSAGAVSIGNSSGSKLGLTSDMIYNSNGDLSSSSTPDFIANFKSKQKGSTPGGQSDEE DEDDDPTKINMTQKYRFNEEDTVLFPVRPFRDDGITRAENEIAMPDVEIKQEPNDSTAGSTPMPISLTQSRE TTVKSELIEEKIEQIKETKSKLEKKIAQGGDSFVSEETDKVISDHQQILDILTGKFDKLSTKTEDSHQKQQT QKDDVDDIDVELENDKTEINFDDQYVLFQLPKHLPTYTQPPSAVKLEPGVQSVEVDEPATEEKEISKLATNN SKLRGKIGKINIHQSGKITIDLGNDIRLNVTKGAPTDFLQELALIEINPPPKPEDNEEEDVQMVDDDGRSIT GKVVRLGTVNDKIIATPCIQ* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 VEIKQEPNDSTAGSTP 191 0.96 2 KVVQRKSKEERAKVAP 31 0.93 3 SGKITIDLGNDIRLNV 375 0.92 4 SSGSKLGLTSDMIYNS 97 0.91 4 NGDLSSSSTPDFIANF 113 0.91 5 GRSITGKVVRLGTVND 428 0.89 5 KKIAQGGDSFVSEETD 240 0.89 6 APTIKQEPQPRQPLPN 45 0.88 6 SVEVDEPATEEKEISK 340 0.88 7 NSRGRGGARGRGGRNN 60 0.87 7 LALIEINPPPKPEDNE 402 0.87 7 NVTKGAPTDFLQELAL 389 0.87 7 SELIEEKIEQIKETKS 221 0.87 8 AVSIGNSSGSKLGLTS 91 0.86 8 STPGGQSDEEDEDDDP 135 0.86 9 EEDEDDDPTKINMTQK 143 0.85 10 GGRNNYAGTHMVSNGF 71 0.84 10 VQMVDDDGRSITGKVV 421 0.84 11 LEPGVQSVEVDEPATE 334 0.82 11 HQQILDILTGKFDKLS 261 0.82 12 RGKIGKINIHQSGKIT 364 0.81 13 PKPEDNEEEDVQMVDD 411 0.80 13 SKEERAKVAPTIKQEP 37 0.80 13 HLPTYTQPPSAVKLEP 321 0.80 13 DKLSTKTEDSHQKQQT 273 0.80 14 DVELENDKTEINFDDQ 297 0.79 14 ENEIAMPDVEIKQEPN 183 0.79 15 DSTAGSTPMPISLTQS 199 0.76 15 TKINMTQKYRFNEEDT 151 0.76 15 SSSSSSGSKSAAKFKP 15 0.76 15 SDMIYNSNGDLSSSST 106 0.76 16 KTEINFDDQYVLFQLP 304 0.75 16 KSAAKFKPKVVQRKSK 23 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 311 346 316 DQYVLFQLPKHLPTYTQPPSAVKLEPGVQSVEVDEP 166 174 170 TVLFPVRPF 432 439 438 TGKVVRLG 396 408 402 TDFLQELALIEIN 25 36 31 AAKFKPKVVQRK 88 95 89 SAGAVSIG 256 270 265 KVISDHQQILDILTG 42 49 45 AKVAPTIK 11 17 16 RKPVSSS 207 212 211 MPISLT 387 393 389 RLNVTKG 188 194 192 MPDVEIK 17. IPF2140(CAF40) MSSVGNPVHSLASTDSTASSSSSNKALNDEQIYQWISELVTGNNRERALLELGKKREQYDDLALVLWNSFGV ITVLLEEIISVYPYLNPPNLSASISNRVCNALALLQCVASNVQTRTLFLNANLPLYLYPFLSTNARQRSFEY LRLTSLGVIGALVKNDTPEVINFLLTTEIVPLCLNIMEISSELSKTVAIFILQKILLDDQGLAYVCTTFERF HTVASVLSKMIDQLSIAVNSTNSQQQQQQQGQQAQQQQQQQQQTQSVPSSNSSGRLLKHVVRCYMRLSDNLE ARKALANILPEPLRDGTFSTILQDDLATKRCLSQLLSNINEPQ* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 YQWISELVTGNNRERA 33 0.86 2 FGVITVLLEEIISVYP 70 0.85 2 LQKILLDDQGLAYVCT 196 0.85 2 MSSVGNPVHSLASTDS 1 0.85 3 TDSTASSSSSNKALND 14 0.84 4 MRLSDNLEARKALANI 281 0.82 5 QGLAYVCTTFERFHTV 204 0.81 5 LVKNDTPEVINFLLTT 156 0.81 6 FSTILQDDLATKRCLS 306 0.79 7 ANILPEPLRDGTFSTI 294 0.78 7 ASNVQTRTLFLNANLP 111 0.78 8 KKREQYDDLALVLWNS 54 0.77 8 LGVIGALVKNDTPEVI 150 0.77 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 97 114 107 SNRVCNALALLQCVASNV 162 181 175 PEVINFLLTTEIVPLCLNIM 270 282 276 GRLLKHVVRCYMR 116 134 130 TRTLFLNANLPLYLYPFLS 60 95 74 DDLALVLWNSFGVITVLLEEIISVYPYLNPPNLSAS 316 326 322 TKRCLSQLLSN 188 213 207 SKTVAIFILQKILLDDQGLAYVCTTF 216 235 220 FHTVASVLSKMIDQLSIAVN 142 159 155 FEYLRLTSLGVIGALVKN 5 14 10 GNPVHSLAST 290 300 295 RKALANILPEP 33 40 37 YQWISELV 307 313 312 STILQDD 260 266 261 TQSVPSS 247 256 251 GQQAQQQQQQ 18. IPF19724(TBF1) MSDQLEKDIEESIANLDYQQNQEHHETEQDKDKEHQDVEKQSSEEETKGIEHVTDSNIDVIEVTKSRDTEEV IENSPVDPQLKEQQESTTKMSSSERDLVDEIDELFTNSTKIVTENNQPSETNKRAYESVETPQELTPNDKRQ KLDANTETSVPTELESVNNHNEQSQPIEPTQERQPSTTETTYSISVPVSTTNEVERASSSINEQEDLEMIAK QYQQATNLEIERAMEGHGDGGQHFSTQENGQPSGSSLISSIVPSDSELLNTNQAYAAYTSLSSQLEQHTSAS AMLSSATLSALPLSIIAPVYLPPRIQLLINTLPTLDNLATQLLRTVATSPYQKIIDLASNPDTSAGATYRDL TSLFEFTKRLYSEDDPFLTVEHIAPGMWKEGEETPSIFKPKQQSIESTLRKVNLATFLAATLGTMEIGFFYL NESFLDVFCPSNNLDPSNALSNLGGYQNGLQSTDSPVGARVGKLLKPQATLYLDLKTQAYISAIEAGERSKE EILEDILPDDLHVYLMSRRNAKLLSPTETDFVWRCKQRKESLLNYTEETPLSEQYDWFTFLRDLFDYVSKNI AYLIWGKMGKTMKNRREDTPHTQELLDNTTGSTQMPNQLSSSSGQASSTPSVVDPNKMLVSEMREANIAVPK PSQRRAWSREEEKALRHALELKGPHWATILELFGQGGKISEALKNRTQVQLKDKARNWKKFFLRSGLEIPSY LRGVTGGVDDGKRKKDNVTKKTAAAPVPNMSEQLQQQQQRQQEKQEKQQQEEQQAQQSEPQQEPQQEPQQEQ QQEQQQEQQQEQQQEQQQEQQQEQQQEQQQEQREETQQTEQEQPDQPQEEQQQEKEQPDQQQQEKEQPDQQQ PDQQHPDRQQQEQIQQPENSDK* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 QQSIESTLRKVNLATF 402 0.92 1 HNEQSQPIEPTQERQP 164 0.92 2 EEQQQEKEQPDQQQQE 841 0.90 2 GVTGGVDDGKRKKDNV 723 0.90 3 GGKISEALKNRTQVQL 684 0.89 3 SEEETKGIEHVTDSNI 43 0.89 3 QLLINTLPTLDNLATQ 314 0.89 3 DQLEKDIEESIANLDY 3 0.89 4 NGLQSTDSPVGARVGK 460 0.88 5 DQQQQEKEQPDQQQPD 851 0.87 5 SSSGQASSTPSVVDPN 617 0.87 5 YRDLTSLFEFTKRLYS 357 0.87 5 TETTYSISVPVSTTNE 182 0.87 5 ETSVPTELESVNNHNE 151 0.87 5 TPQELTPNDKRQKLDA 133 0.87 6 ISAIEAGERSKEEILE 493 0.86 7 NRREDTPHTQELLDNT 590 0.85 7 SSLISSIVPSDSELLN 251 0.85 7 SINEQEDLEMIAKQYQ 204 0.85 8 QPDQQQPDQQHPDRQQ 859 0.84 8 QTEQEQPDQPQEEQQQ 830 0.84 8 TEEVIENSPVDPQLKE 69 0.84 8 TGSTQMPNQLSSSSGQ 606 0.84 8 NYTEETPLSEQYDWFT 548 0.84 8 EFTKRLYSEDDPFLTV 365 0.84 8 EGHGDGGQHFSTQENG 231 0.84 9 GLEIPSYLRGVTGGVD 714 0.83 9 KEEILEDILPDDLHVY 503 0.83 9 PGMWKEGEETPSIFKP 385 0.83 9 PLSIIAPVYLPPRIQL 300 0.83 10 LIWGKMGKTMKNRRED 579 0.82 10 TMEIGFFYLNESFLDV 424 0.82 11 GKRKKDNVTKKTAAAP 731 0.81 11 QRRAWSREEEKALRHA 651 0.81 11 DLHVYLMSRRNAKLLS 514 0.81 11 TVEHIAPGMWKEGEET 379 0.81 11 QEHHETEQDKDKEHQD 22 0.81 12 GARVGKLLKPQATLYL 470 0.80 12 DVEKQSSEEETKGIEH 37 0.80 13 STTKMSSSERDLVDEI 88 0.79 13 KKTAAAPVPNMSEQLQ 740 0.79 13 EVTKSRDTEEVIENSP 62 0.79 13 DFVWRCKQRKESLLNY 534 0.79 13 IEHVTDSNIDVIEVTK 50 0.79 13 QKIIDLASNPDTSAGA 340 0.79 13 KQYQQATNLEIERAME 216 0.79 13 TQERQPSTTETTYSIS 174 0.79 14 SEPQQEPQQEPQQEQQ 778 0.78 14 KMLVSEMREANIAVPK 633 0.78 14 VSKNIAYLIWGKMGKT 572 0.78 15 NSPVDPQLKEQQESTT 75 0.77 15 FSTQENGQPSGSSLIS 240 0.77 16 KLLSPTETDFVWRCKQ 526 0.76 16 TNEVERASSSINEQED 195 0.76 17 EQQAQQSEPQQEPQQE 772 0.75 17 DWFTFLRDLFDYVSKN 560 0.75 17 RTVATSPYQKIIDLAS 332 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 288 346 306 SAMLSSATLSALPLSIIAPVYLPPRIQLLINTLPT LDNLATQLLRTVATSPYQKIIDLA 186 193 189 YSISVPVS 428 444 439 GFFYLNESFLDVFCPSN 250 263 256 GSSLISSIVPSDSE 512 520 518 PDDLHVYLM 624 638 626 STPSVVDPNKMLVSE 465 496 484 TDSPVGARVGKLLKPQATLYLDLKTQAYISAI 377 383 380 FLTVEHI 709 727 718 FFLRSGLEIPSYLRGVTGG 409 421 415 LRKVNLATFLAAT 58 64 61 IDVIEVT 565 581 571 LRDLFDYVSKNIAYLIW 643 649 647 NIAVPKP 74 81 79 ENSPVDPQ 663 670 666 LRHALELK 270 284 274 AYAAYTSLSSQLEQH 743 748 745 AAAPVP 674 681 678 WATILELF 525 530 528 AKLLSP 360 365 363 LTSLFE 128 134 134 YESVETP 396 403 398 SIFKPKQQ 615 621 617 LSSSSGQ 35 41 38 HQDVEKQ 19. IPF11711 MIVGKRDHHQRMEMAKPLRSLIDKLTTCDINELPQYLQENFKWQRPRGDLIHWIPLLNRFDEIFEQKIEKYG LDKDNVKLSLVSPEDERLIVSCLQFTYILLDHCFDKQVYSSSERIYALINSSSLEIRLRALEVGIVLAEKFV QTTSSRFSAPKPVRNKVLEIAKSFPPLVPIDSTLKQLAENKKNNNHRDTDEKPSIIGDHYNFVYTLDPEKKY PSKWKSINYQYYKSVPNTPTLNKNASKSKSNDKKKEDTVTEGLHIFHLPEESVRKLTVQQLFEKGMEVLPPE SWFCFGIHAQMTKSFNSTSSDAMQLREKLIQIKCLAVGFTCCMLSSQVTSTKLFETEPYIFSFLVEAISPEN SSLVSRDVYFAAIRALECISFKKVWGAELIRTMGGNVSHGILFQCLRHIWKMVKDQKEDYFEEGYIHFFNLI GNLISNKSLVPKLTAGGILDDLMPFLNLPTKYRWSCSAAVHLITMYLASAKDSLDEFVTNDGFTLLIGNIRR EVDFALENPEFGGGAPKDAIVYYSITLRQANYIRNLMKLVADLIQSDSGDRLRNLFDSPLLESFNKVLTHPH VFGPSILAATIDSVFFIIHNEPTAFSILNEAKVIDTILDNYESLFLPSGPLLQILPEVLGAICLNNEGLNKV KDKKLIQVFFKSFYNLNNAKELVRTESSTNLGCSLDELGRHYTSLKPIILQQLSELIENMSEYVNQRLPGIE FYTSDSGSLFSGKGDDSPVKVENGKEITSWENEDSAYLLDNVFNFLGGLLQDSGQWGTDVIQKISFKSWIKL LTLRNAPWDYSMSNGIVSFMGILKYFDDEKREYGLPVIIEELDKTLKLDSVLSYIKYKGEVSYFETIEPQQA TILLQDLNIINVLLYSLTEIYINLGSLFNERLGQIVSLFSNSNLLMNLVQLLERSIIEEAIIVSNTPDEVLK MTHNFPNDSPPLQINVCDPSEIKADTKGTSAKFKNTLQLRTGSYYFRGYIPLILASVVRSCIPKRQDHAEGQ ARQDAVEILLSLGKEFTDSIGRKFNNSYYEESFILNIAYVALYILNQKERSKDQVYTPFAISLFQNGFFKVA EATCISLWNKLLIMDPELASATLDLKYISTQESSIIKNALGQILMIFAKTVNHENIPNVPFAKFYFYQGFES NIEQSLTSALLLQIRSVALSLVEHTVGSKSQLTGTNKHPDNVPTPLIEQIAVIIKDIFVGKKELSDSEFIPF DTRNISPPSDQFAYLISLGMSEDQAAHFFEHGCNLSDIASGKFLRCVEIDLKEEQWQSIAESIRDEKIDFSI DFEKFKSTKDILKERKAVDFENIWMNIAQSFPKSISFISDFIMLVSYKEFYDEMLDYTPKIKWPIEDKELFG INLYIIALLLQTGKPHIHRRDLMLNAQTLINPDIISTDTVNEKFFPSLLLVLERMMILLEEPEHEMAPELPF TIQKKKEFDVATKEFKAKTFDLLVKLEVKDNLESAYGLARVLVLYARDKSYADRLAGSQILKDLLKLVRTNV KRKTVIEALRTSVILIFRYCFETSRMAENIMNIEVTALFNNPIRQIKDLHACLRESAPLVFRDIDMAVGVIC NNILLEGYTGEESYVSKIAIRKRKRDESMQDVEMSEPEASKPLLEFLTFSKKTQEEVKPRATALNFFIHQLI PTHSLESSTGAEFERRCAISSIAKMCLLSLVSSTISGDNDSSKAKKEDADLALIRRFVVDLMMKILKDVSQS NTLGSIKYGKLLDLFELSGSLISTKFRDSVGPLLNKQATQYDQFHISKIYIEKQVPNLLTNLIAEFDLNFPQ IDKVVKAALKPMTFLGKNKVEYEELFAGDANQGDHNDDDDNLPEDVDYHEETPDLFRNSTLGMYDVESEGDD EFYDAEDPVDAMMTGEDLSGASDDGDDDDDEDDDGDDDIDDMSSELSAIDSDLDGGDNADDIEMEIEVDPYD DERGSEDIDEDASDMEDIEIIDDLDLVSQTDGDDDGDDDDGRDDEEDSSSWDDDEMSEYDEDELDGWIEQLD DSEDSNDEVQSRRRPRDPFTSLNNDAESGLRQRLFLDGEADFDDDNAIESDGELSEMDSRSDFEVRMVTPSR GRRRRILDRADFNELERASPALSVLLDGLFRDRNFGSIEISRYXHLXHDTSTIGRLXEXMMHXGRVSKHXNQ DNKLHIKXTXERWSDVLKMYYPRDGGDLVYPLTTTIIGRIKDESQAIANRKKEEQEKAKKEREEKRRKQLEE EEKRRQEESRQRQESTANVPEREPVMVRIGDRDVDISGTEIDRDYIEALPEDMREEVFASYVRERRANASST DTDVREIDPDFLDALPDNIRTEILQQETMARRFANFESSSAQDEFEVDDAGEEDVFEDADDARPSGSGRSSS AATTRAQKKPAGKVYFSPLVDKQGIAALIRLLFSPLTISQREHIYHALQYMCYNKQSRIEIMSLMIAILNDC FTNNRPAQKVYTQVCNKAGGNKDSKQQYKLPVGATQISVGIQIVEAVDYLLERNNHLKYFLLTEHENTFILR KDKKSASKESKFPINYMLKILDNKLVTDDQTLLDILARVFQVASRALHALKNSANADDKDDDKENEKEKEKD KPHAPPPPVIPDSNYRLIIKILTGNDCSNTTFRRTISAMQNFSVLPNAQKLFSLELSDKASELGQTIITDLN NLTKELVAGGGSDSKSFSKFSAHWSDQAKLLRILTALDYMFENKEKNKEKGKEDEIEELTDLYKKLALGSLW DALSETLRVLEEKPQLHNIANALLPLIEALMVVCKHSKVRELPIKDILKYEAKKIDFTKEPIESLFFSFTDE HKKILNQMVRSNPNLMSGPFGMLVRNPRVLEFDNKKNYFDRKLHQDKKENRKMLVSVRRDQVFLDSYRSLFF KPKDEFRNSKLEINFKGEQGIDAGGVTREWYQVLSRQMFNPDYALFTPVVSDETTFHPNRTSYINPEHLSFF KFIGRIIGKAIYDNCFLDCHFSRAVYKRILGKPQSLKDMETLDLEYFKSLMWMLENDITDVITEDFSVETDD YGEHKIIDLIPNGRNIPVTEENKNEYVKKVVEYRLQTSVEEQMENFLIGFHEIIPKDLVAIFDEKELELLIS GLPDIDVSDWQNHTSYNNYSPSSLQIQWFWRAVKSFDNEERARLLQFATGTSKVPLNGFKELSGASGTCKFS IHRDYGSTDRLPSSHTCFNQIDLPAYDCYETLRGSLLMAITEGHEGFGLA* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 PFTIQKKKEFDVATKE 1439 0.97 2 LSAIDSDLDGGDNADD 1918 0.96 3 PSIIGDHYNFVYTLDP 197 0.95 4 SGASDDGDDDDDEDDD 1891 0.94 5 VSDWQNHTSYNNYSPS 3103 0.93 5 ADDIEMEIEVDPYDDE 1931 0.93 5 MSEDQAAHFFEHGCNL 1244 0.93 6 TPVVSDETTFHPNRTS 2927 0.92 6 VESEGDDEFYDAEDPV 1866 0.92 6 SQLTGTNKHPDNVPTP 1182 0.92 7 EIKADTKGTSAKFKNT 957 0.91 7 EEAIIVSNTPDEVLKM 922 0.91 7 DRLPSSHTCFNQIDLP 3177 0.91 7 QSRIEIMSLMIAILND 2432 0.91 7 DVREIDPDFLDALPDN 2307 0.91 7 EVFASYVRERRANASS 2288 0.91 7 KWPIEDKELFGINLYI 1358 0.91 8 PEVLGAICLNNEGLNK 632 0.90 8 PVTEENKNEYVKKVVE 3041 0.90 8 REHIYHALQYMCYNKQ 2417 0.90 8 NSTLGMYDVESEGDDE 1858 0.90 8 SSTISGDNDSSKAKKE 1688 0.90 8 DEKIDFSIDFEKFKST 1289 0.90 8 AVIIKDIFVGKKELSD 1203 0.90 9 SGKGDDSPVKVENGKE 731 0.89 9 SGTCKFSIHRDYGSTD 3162 0.89 9 HKIIDLIPNGRNIPVT 3028 0.89 9 VTREWYQVLSRQMFNP 2906 0.89 9 SGRSSSAATTRAQKKP 2371 0.89 9 DPEKKYPSKWKSINYQ 211 0.89 9 NDEVQSRRRPRDPFTS 2022 0.89 9 DSSSWDDDEMSEYDED 1991 0.89 9 TDGDDDGDDDDGRDDE 1974 0.89 9 PVDAMMTGEDLSGASD 1880 0.89 9 KVEYEELFAGDANQGD 1819 0.89 9 ETSRMAENIMNIEVTA 1534 0.89 9 KLLIMDPELASATLDL 1090 0.89 10 YRLIIKILTGNDCSNT 2607 0.88 10 MVRIGDRDVDISGTEI 2258 0.88 10 QEESRQRQESTANVPE 2238 0.88 10 LXEXMMHXGRVSKHXN 2144 0.88 10 FGSIEISRYXHLXHDT 2123 0.88 11 EIYINLGSLFNERLGQ 883 0.87 11 VHLITMYLASAKDSLD 472 0.87 11 AGGILDDLMPFLNLPT 447 0.87 11 GRIIGKAIYDNCFLDC 2956 0.87 11 SELGQTIITDLNNLTK 2653 0.87 11 AQKVYTQVCNKAGGNK 2455 0.87 11 RSLIDKLTTCDINELP 19 0.87 12 IPKRQDHAEGQARQDA 998 0.86 12 GGLLQDSGQWGTDVIQ 767 0.86 12 RLPGIEFYTSDSGSLF 715 0.86 12 SELIENMSEYVNQRLP 702 0.86 12 RKLHQDKKENRKMLVS 2849 0.86 12 TIIGRIKDESQAIANR 2195 0.86 12 DERGSEDIDEDASDME 1945 0.86 12 DANQGDHNDDDDNLPE 1829 0.86 12 PEHEMAPELPFTIQKK 1430 0.86 12 HAEGQARQDAVEILLS 1004 0.86 13 ENDITDVITEDFSVET 3007 0.85 13 LLRILTALDYMFENKE 2694 0.85 13 HALKNSANADDKDDDK 2568 0.85 13 YKSVPNTPTLNKNASK 228 0.85 13 WKSINYQYYKSVPNTP 220 0.85 13 VLKMYYPRDGGDLVYP 2176 0.85 13 SRGRRRRILDRADFNE 2087 0.85 13 PKPVRNKVLEIAKSFP 154 0.85 14 NFPNDSPPLQINVCDP 940 0.84 14 LPVIIEELDKTLKLDS 827 0.84 14 AKVIDTILDNYESLFL 607 0.84 14 VGKRDHHQRMEMAKPL 3 0.84 14 GIHAQMTKSFNSTSSD 294 0.84 14 VLSRQMFNPDYALFTP 2913 0.84 14 EFEVDDAGEEDVFEDA 2348 0.84 14 LSEMDSRSDFEVRMVT 2070 0.84 14 IESDGELSEMDSRSDF 2064 0.84 14 DEFYDAEDPVDAMMTG 1872 0.84 14 YHEETPDLFRNSTLGM 1848 0.84 14 TFSKKTQEEVKPRATA 1632 0.84 14 NPDIISTDTVNEKFFP 1399 0.84 14 TRNISPPSDQFAYLIS 1226 0.84 15 LQLRTGSYYFRGYIPL 973 0.83 15 SNTPDEVLKMTHNFPN 928 0.83 15 ERLIVSCLQFTYILLD 88 0.83 15 FFIIHNEPTAFSILNE 591 0.83 15 SVETDDYGEHKIIDLI 3019 0.83 15 MSGPFGMLVRNPRVLE 2824 0.83 15 EKEKDKPHAPPPPVIP 2588 0.83 15 KLHIKXTXERWSDVLK 2163 0.83 15 TSTIGRLXEXMMHXGR 2138 0.83 15 LVPIDSTLKQLAENKK 171 0.83 15 SLESSTGAEFERRCAI 1660 0.83 15 HQLIPTHSLESSTGAE 1653 0.83 15 KFVQTTSSRFSAPKPV 142 0.83 15 LVSYKEFYDEMLDYTP 1340 0.83 15 LGKEFTDSIGRKFNNS 1020 0.83 16 KEITSWENEDSAYLLD 745 0.82 16 FYTSDSGSLFSGKGDD 721 0.82 16 GCSLDELGRHYTSLKP 680 0.82 16 HWSDQAKLLRILTALD 2687 0.82 16 EEEKRRQEESRQRQES 2232 0.82 16 KEEQEKAKKEREEKRR 2212 0.82 16 RRRPRDPFTSLNNDAE 2028 0.82 16 KQLAENKKNNNHRDTD 179 0.82 16 KPRATALNFFIHQLIP 1642 0.82 17 PLLQILPEVLGAICLN 626 0.81 17 GGAPKDAIVYYSITLR 517 0.81 17 MPFLNLPTKYRWSCSA 455 0.81 17 QRPRGDLIHWIPLLNR 44 0.81 17 CCMLSSQVTSTKLFET 329 0.81 17 NELPQYLQENFKWQRP 31 0.81 17 FKSLMWMLENDITDVI 2999 0.81 17 YKRILGKPQSLKDMET 2978 0.81 17 LVRNPRVLEFDNKKNY 2831 0.81 17 ELPIKDILKYEAKKID 2777 0.81 17 RRTISAMQNFSVLPNA 2625 0.81 17 TTRAQKKPAGKVYFSP 2379 0.81 17 LQQETMARRFANFESS 2328 0.81 17 SKIAIRKRKRDESMQD 1600 0.81 17 ALLLQTGKPHIHRRDI 1375 0.81 17 RKFNNSYYEESFILNI 1030 0.81 18 IGNIRREVDFALENPE 499 0.80 18 ASAKDSLDEFVTNDGF 480 0.80 18 LRHIWKMVKDQKEDYF 406 0.80 18 LECISFKKVWGAELIR 376 0.80 18 DSKQQYKLPVGATQIS 2471 0.80 18 SPLTISQREHIYHALQ 2410 0.80 18 GWIEQLDDSEDSNDEV 2010 0.80 18 SKIYIEKQVPNLLTNL 1775 0.80 18 DESMQDVEMSEPEASK 1610 0.80 18 CLRESAPLVFRDIDMA 1564 0.80 18 MILLEEPEHEMAPELP 1424 0.80 18 GKKELSDSEFIPFDTR 1212 0.80 19 KKLIQVFFKSFYNLNN 651 0.79 19 HGILFQCLRHIWKMVK 399 0.79 19 RAVKSFDNEERARLLQ 3127 0.79 19 HEIIPKDLVAIFDEKE 3075 0.79 19 AGKVYFSPLVDKQGIA 2387 0.79 19 MSEYDEDELDGWIEQL 2000 0.79 19 EVDPYDDERGSEDIDE 1939 0.79 19 HNDDDDNLPEDVDYHE 1835 0.79 19 SGSLISTKFRDSVGPL 1746 0.79 19 KSTKDILKERKAVDFE 1302 0.79 19 ESNIEQSLTSALLLQI 1151 0.79 19 DLKYISTQESSIIKNA 1104 0.79 19 KQVYSSSERIYALINS 108 0.79 20 LGRHYTSLKPIILQQL 686 0.78 20 EQKIEKYGLDKDNVKL 65 0.78 20 YFEEGYIHFFNLIGNL 420 0.78 20 YRSLFFKPKDEFRNSK 2875 0.78 20 FEKGMEVLPPESWFCF 278 0.78 20 AGGGSDSKSFSKFSAH 2672 0.78 20 IVEAVDYLLERNNHLK 2491 0.78 20 DARPSGSGRSSSAATT 2365 0.78 20 SKPLLEFLTFSKKTQE 1624 0.78 21 GILKYFDDEKREYGLP 813 0.77 21 CFNQIDLPAYDCYETL 3185 0.77 21 TGTSKVPLNGFKELSG 3145 0.77 21 SGLPDIDVSDWQNHTS 3096 0.77 21 DMETLDLEYFKSLMWM 2990 0.77 21 LRVLEEKPQLHNIANA 2743 0.77 21 ANASSTDTDVREIDPD 2299 0.77 21 DKVVKAALKPMTFLGK 1802 0.77 21 KQATQYDQFHISKIYI 1764 0.77 22 FKSWIKLLTLRNAPWD 786 0.76 22 RDYGSTDRLPSSHTCF 3171 0.76 22 PINYMLKILDNKLVTD 2533 0.76 22 KPHIHRRDIMLNAQTL 1382 0.76 22 RKAVDFENIWMNIAQS 1311 0.76 22 PELASATLDLKYISTQ 1096 0.76 22 QRMEMAKPLRSLIDKL 10 0.76 23 PVKVENGKEITSWENE 738 0.75 23 VDFALENPEFGGGAPK 506 0.75 23 RLLQFATGTSKVPLNG 3139 0.75 23 YSPSSLQIQWFWRAVK 3115 0.75 23 PPESWFCFGIHAQMTK 286 0.75 23 CSNTTFRRTISAMQNF 2619 0.75 23 PHAPPPPVIPDSNYRL 2594 0.75 23 DYIEALPEDMREEVFA 2276 0.75 23 XGRVSKHXNQDNKLHI 2151 0.75 23 DFDDDNAIESDGELSE 2057 0.75 23 TNLIAEFDLNFPQIDK 1788 0.75 23 EFERRCAISSIAKMCL 1668 0.75 23 AGSQILKDLLKLVRTN 1496 0.75 23 VLYARDKSYADRLAGS 1483 0.75 23 KEFDVATKEFKAKTFD 1446 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 1670 1690 1685 ERRCAISSIAKMCLLSLVSST 975 1001 991 LRTGSYYFRGYIPLILASVVRSCIPKR 89 147 93 RLIVSCLQFTYILLDHCFDKQVYSSSERIYALINSSSLEIR LRALEVGIVLAEKFVQTT 1413 1429 1417 FPSLLLVLERMMILLEE 1475 1488 1481 AYGLARVLVLYARD 1042 1054 1050 ILNIAYVALYILN 616 642 637 NYESLFLPSGPLLQILPEVLGAICLNN 1157 1183 1171 SLTSALLLQIRSVALSLVEHTVGSKSQ 2387 2399 2393 AGKVYFSPLVDKQ 1459 1467 1465 TFDLLVKLE 465 484 471 RWSCSAAVHLITMYLASAKD 2752 2778 2769 LHNIANALLPLIEALMVVCKHSKVREL 1368 1387 1374 GINLYIIALLLQTGKPHIHR 2106 2117 2111 ASPALSVLLDGL 2964 2987 2970 YDNCFLDCHFSRAVYKRILGKPQS 76 85 81 DNVKLSLVSP 873 891 879 IINVLLYSLTEIYINLGSL 315 339 322 EKLIQIKCLAVGFTCCMLSSQVTST 561 596 574 DSPLLESFNKVLTHPHVFGPSILAATIDSVFFIIHN 2455 2465 2460 AQKVYTQVCNK 1011 1021 1017 QDAVEILLSLG 2922 2933 2927 DYALFTPVVSDE 344 356 350 TEPYIFSFLVEAI 1577 1587 1581 DMAVGVICNNI 1514 1534 1529 RKTVIEALRTSVILIFRYCFE 521 534 526 KDAIVYYSITLRQA 151 181 171 FSAPKPVRNKVLEIAKSFPPLVPIDSTLKQL 2547 2571 2559 TDDQTLLDILARVFQVASRALHALK 945 956 950 SPPLQINVCDPS 837 858 846 TLKLDSVLSYIKYKGEVSYFET 398 411 403 SHGILFQCLRHIWK 2505 2511 2507 LKYFLLT 825 833 828 YGLPVIIEE 3051 3063 3052 VKKVVEYRLQTSV 256 267 262 TEGLHIFHLPEE 1265 1274 1270 GKFLRCVEID 1706 1720 1712 DLALIRRFVVDLMMK 1801 1812 1807 IDKVVKAALKPM 2475 2499 2492 QYKLPVGATQISVGIQIVEAVDYLL 540 550 546 LMKLVADLIQS 1232 1242 1239 PSDQFAYLISL 3180 3199 3194 PSSHTCFNQIDLPAYDCYET 2289 2296 2292 VFASYVRE 897 903 899 GQIVSLF 2401 2415 2406 IAALIRLLFSPLTIS 361 384 366 SSLVSRDVYFAAIRALECISFKKV 2187 2195 2191 DLVYPLTTT 269 278 275 VRKLTVQQLF 650 661 655 DKKLIQVFFKSF 2417 2431 2423 REHIYHALQYMCYNK 688 704 698 RHYTSLKPIILQQLSEL 1557 1575 1562 QIKDLHACLRESAPLVFRD 1325 1345 1340 QSFPKSISFISDFIMLVSYKE 909 919 915 LMNLVQLLERS 1192 1214 1201 DNVPTPLIEQIAVIIKDIFVGKK 49 58 53 DLIHWIPLLN 1497 1511 1505 GSQILKDLLKLVRTN 1642 1662 1653 KPRATALNFFIHQLIPTHSLE 2594 2604 2599 PHAPPPPVIPD 1596 1603 1601 ESYVSKIA 3091 3104 3096 LELLISGLPDIDVS 438 445 444 NKSLVPKL 2723 2738 2729 LTDLYKKLALGSLWDA 1076 1096 1082 FFKVAEATCISLWNKLLIMDP 1061 1074 1066 DQVYTPFAISLFQN 224 234 228 NYQYYKSVPNT 1736 1752 1742 YGKLLDLFELSGSLIST 3071 3086 3080 LIGFHEIIPKDLVAIF 2606 2614 2612 NYRLIIKIL 283 296 294 EVLPPESWFCFGIH 1136 1149 1142 IPNVPFAKFYFYQG 2861 2881 2872 MLVSVRRDQVFLDSYRSLFFK 756 772 760 AYLLDNVFNFLGGLLQD 2174 2180 2179 SDVLKMY 2691 2703 2695 QAKLLRILTALDY 778 796 783 TDVIQKISFKSWIKLLTLR 197 211 207 PSIIGDHYNFVYTLD 2633 2649 2646 NFSVLPNAQKLFSLELS 2909 2916 2914 EWYQVLSR 2437 2448 2442 IMSLMIAILNDC 1755 1764 1759 RDSVGPLLNK 1624 1634 1630 SKPLLEFLTFS 861 871 868 PQQATILLQDL 1965 1973 1971 IDDLDLVSQ 1768 1794 1784 QYDQFHISKIYIEKQVPNLLTNLIAEF 2780 2788 2781 IKDILKYEA 600 612 611 AFSILNEAKVIDT 2668 2673 2669 KELVAG 423 434 428 EGYIHFFNLIGN 1098 1110 1106 LASATLDLKYIST 2945 2958 2952 NPEHLSFFKFIGRI 3162 3172 3167 SGTCKFSIHRD 3138 3144 3141 ARLLQFA 2533 2544 2543 PINYMLKILDNK 33 39 35 LPQYLQE 922 929 924 EEAIIVSN 2829 2840 2834 GMLVRNPRVLEF 2047 2053 2049 RQRLFLD 806 818 812 NGIVSFMGILKYF 1116 1131 1125 IKNALGQILMIFAKTV 2995 3001 2999 DLEYFKS 1249 1262 1260 AAHFFEHGCNLSDI 17 28 19 PLRSLIDKLTTC 2740 2750 2742 SETLRVLEEKP 3117 3123 3118 PSSLQIQ 711 722 714 YVNQRLPGIEFY 678 684 682 NLGCSLD 2798 2804 2800 IESLFFS 451 461 457 LDDLMPFLNLP 3201 3207 3206 RGSLLMA 2313 2321 2316 PDFLDALPD 1843 1849 1845 PEDVDYH 3147 3153 3149 TSKVPLN 1437 1442 1441 ELPFTI 495 500 497 FTLLIG 1917 1923 1918 ELSAIDS 2681 2687 2684 FSKFSAH 668 673 673 KELVRT 932 937 936 DEVLKM 3126 3131 3128 WRAVKS 1219 1224 1219 SEFIPF 1448 1453 1453 FDVATK 20. IPF1009 MSNNPHRTHKRQKSSVSNPGYYFTPETKSEIQQQQPQQQESQQQQQQQQQQHSQTHNIYDNDNYMNYNFPPT SNRPRASTTTGTTSTTHPGSELSHESHSVHTSPLKRTASSELDQPIPAMAPSSPLVSSAPYYYQQPSQQQNL SYHDHHHQQQQQQSTPQGQQLSQQTQSNSQSGVPPPLYGTSSSIPPGSTMQPSTSFAFHTSHSTYNPSFDSS NLYNSAFRLPEYPTTSSSSLLSTTGGKQFQQSSALLPSGTLPPSILGTSSSSHVSALRQHQKNNLSISSHLT LFSLSGNNSSQLQSQGSSFQQSETGVDDTKRSSKESTTIFNDLLFHLTSVDGSNINTFLLSILRKINSPFTL DDFYNLLYNDRQRTLLDNSNYQNRIDKTIVSPSDTDMTVSIINQLLNFFKTPSMLVDYFPNMEDKDNKLANI NYHELLRTFLAIKILHDILIQLPISEDDDPQNYTIPRLSIYKTYYIICQKLIASYPSASNTRNEQQKLILGQ SKLGKLIKLVYPNLLIKRLGSRGESKYNYLGVMWNANIVQEEIKQLCDEHELNDLNEIFNSDNNNPFASIAP SGSATTGSTPRRGLSHKRTSSKQKIKTEPVAGNPFLQPLQTSHHHHHSHHHHHEEQSQEESLSQQMGEHITA PRLSFLRANSKYPTDVNLSVLDDDNWFVRLSYECYARQPALNRDLIQQIFLKNEFLLNNSSLLRNLMDSIIK PLVMQETYSNVDLVLYLAILLEILPYLLLVKSSTNINLLKNLRLNLLHLINNFNNELKKLDSPKFPIERSTI FLVLVKKLINLNDLLITFIKLINRDNCKTTMSSDIENFLKINSQTVKLDDDDNSFFFNLNTTSMGEVNFNFK NEILSNDLIYTLIGYNFDPTTNSELKSSISMNFINEEINVIDEFFKNDLLNFLSTDFHAGLDDDNGEEDDDE EAGPGSTHPMGATGSQGSLSPEPVSTGNPSVPPTRNTSISEVNAENKRGNEAVLTPKETAKLNSLISLIDKR LLSSQFKSKYPILMYNNCISYILNDILKHIFLKQQQQQLQSSSSQLHDTQPLTQQDTAQGIGSSSSNANNTN SSFGNWWVFNSFIQEYMSLIGELVGLHDNLV* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 GEHITAPRLSFLRANS 643 0.94 2 QQQQQHSQTHNIYDND 47 0.93 3 VKLDDDDNSFFFNLNT 838 0.92 3 SGSATTGSTPRRGLSH 577 0.92 3 THNIYDNDNYMNYNFP 55 0.92 3 PGSTMQPSTSFAFHTS 190 0.92 4 MDSIIKPLVMQETYSN 715 0.91 4 YNFPPTSNRPRASTTT 67 0.91 4 QLPISEDDDPQNYTIP 453 0.91 4 PGYYFTPETKSEIQQQ 19 0.91 5 PVSTGNPSVPPTRNTS 959 0.90 6 QKLIASYPSASNTRNE 481 0.89 6 LRKINSPFTLDDFYNL 351 0.89 7 NGEEDDDEEAGPGSTH 929 0.88 7 PSTSFAFHTSHSTYNP 196 0.88 8 GNEAVLTPKETAKLNS 985 0.87 8 NTSISEVNAENKRGNE 972 0.87 8 GSQGSLSPEPVSTGNP 950 0.87 8 DLLNFLSTDFHAGLDD 912 0.87 8 DKTIVSPSDTDMTVSI 386 0.87 8 FRLPEYPTTSSSSLLS 223 0.87 8 TAQGIGSSSSNANNTN 1065 0.87 9 PSVPPTRNTSISEVNA 965 0.86 9 DFHAGLDDDNGEEDDD 920 0.86 9 VRLSYECYARQPALNR 676 0.86 9 SMLVDYFPNMEDKDNK 413 0.86 9 SETGVDDTKRSSKEST 310 0.86 9 SSELDQPIPAMAPSSP 111 0.86 9 QFKSKYPILMYNNCIS 1013 0.86 10 TSHSTYNPSFDSSNLY 204 0.85 10 PIPAMAPSSPLVSSAP 117 0.85 11 PGSELSHESHSVHTSP 90 0.84 11 LSVLDDDNWFVRLSYE 666 0.84 11 GESKYNYLGVMWNANI 527 0.84 11 QSNSQSGVPPPLYGTS 170 0.84 11 PLVSSAPYYYQQPSQQ 126 0.84 12 NNSSLLRNLMDSIIKP 706 0.83 12 QKIKTEPVAGNPFLQP 599 0.83 13 LVMQETYSNVDLVLYL 722 0.82 13 STTIFNDLLFHLTSVD 324 0.82 13 DSSNLYNSAFRLPEYP 214 0.82 14 YGTSSSIPPGSTMQPS 182 0.81 15 NEEINVIDEFFKNDLL 899 0.80 15 HELNDLNEIFNSDNNN 554 0.80 16 TTGTTSTTHPGSELSH 81 0.79 16 CYARQPALNRDLIQQI 682 0.79 16 SLSQQMGEHITAPRLS 637 0.79 16 NPHRTHKRQKSSVSNP 4 0.79 16 SSSSQLHDTQPLTQQD 1049 0.79 17 FASIAPSGSATTGSTP 571 0.78 17 SSSSNANNTNSSFGNW 1071 0.78 18 KFPIERSTIFLVLVKK 784 0.77 18 IFNSDNNNPFASIAPS 562 0.77 18 GVMWNANIVQEEIKQL 535 0.77 19 IGYNFDPTTNSELKSS 877 0.76 19 NDLIYTLIGYNFDPTT 870 0.76 19 ELKKLDSPKFPIERST 776 0.76 19 QLSQQTQSNSQSGVPP 164 0.76 20 HESHSVHTSPLKRTAS 96 0.75 20 NSELKSSISMNFINEE 886 0.75 20 HHHEEQSQEESLSQQM 627 0.75 20 HHHHHSHHHHHEEQSQ 619 0.75 20 SEIQQQQPQQQESQQQ 29 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 730 753 747 NVDLVLYLAILLEILPYLLLVKSS 789 813 795 RSTIFLVLVKKLINLNDLLITFIKL 507 522 513 LGKLIKLVYPNLLIKR 467 489 480 IPRLSIYKTYYIICQKLIASYPS 434 457 453 YHELLRTFLAIKILHDILIQLPIS 759 770 767 LKNLRLNLLHLI 329 338 335 NDLLFHLTSV 113 139 130 ELDQPIPAMAPSSPLVSSAPYYYQQPS 716 726 720 DSIIKPLVMQE 675 687 679 FVRLSYECYARQP 998 1063 1037 LNSLISLIDKRLLSSQFKSKYPILMYNNCISYILNDILKHI FLKQQQQQLQSSSSQLHDTQPLTQQ 694 702 696 IQQIFLKNE 661 670 666 PTDVNLSVLD 345 354 348 TFLLSILRKI 283 292 289 ISSHLTLFSL 174 190 179 QSGVPPPLYGTSSSIPP 267 275 270 SSHVSALRQ 1093 1108 1101 IQEYMSLIGELVGLHD 607 630 613 AGNPFLQPLQTSHHHHHSHHHHHE 869 879 875 SNDLIYTLIGY 398 409 402 TVSIINQLLNFF 95 105 103 SHESHSVHTSP 246 265 259 QQSSALLPSGTLPPSILGTS 412 419 417 PSMLVDYF 953 960 957 GSLSPEPV 646 655 651 ITAPRLSFLR 141 155 147 QQNLSYHDHHHQQQQ 541 554 553 NIVQEEIKQLCDEH 233 239 235 SSSLLST 531 537 533 YNYLGVM 572 577 573 ASIAPS 499 505 500 KLILGQS 387 393 390 KTIVSPS 987 992 990 EAVLTP 13 24 19 KSSVSNPGYYFT 198 206 203 TSFAFHTSH 962 969 968 TGNPSVPP 833 841 838 INSQTVKLD 219 228 225 YNSAFRLPEY 299 308 300 QLQSQGSSFQ 162 168 163 GQQLSQQ 44 53 49 QQQQQQQQHS 21. IPF2971 MTSTITKTNNSITRSFEDDKFLLPQLKSLNKTWIFSEDAVINNSPTRHQKLTISQELKNKESMHDFLIRLGQ KLKVDGRTILAATIYLHRFYMRVPISQSKYYVVSAALTISCKLNDNYRTPDKVALLSCNVKLPPNAKPIDEQ SEMYWRWKDQLLFREELMLRKLNFDLNLTLPYEIRDHIFKNFMLLDQEDESVKLFSTHKLDILKMTTSLIES LSSLPVILCYEMNIMFGTCLIITILEGKKIIDEKLNIPTAFLYRFLDTDSETCLKCFHFIKNLLKFSQDDPH IISNKASAKRLLDIRSRTFHEIAKQGDLKQPQPQPQPQPQQHENETTTKEKKPEDNQGEGNNATEKIENGHT TNSTNTDPKSQDNKVDVIEKKEAKEINKSETQDDHTQERSTIAAENKVPDTESNVTKSEITKSNNEIMAEKN PDVKNSNSNSDDTGYTSNQLEQGKDTKNEELEKILDSEKISTPNNGTTTDKPAADVHDSTNGTNENSIGEKR VLEQDSNDTNVDSPSSKIAKVE* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 DAVINNSPTRHQKLTI 38 0.95 2 NSTNTDPKSQDNKVDV 362 0.94 2 TCLIITILEGKKIIDE 234 0.94 2 AKPIDEQSEMYWRWKD 138 0.94 3 CKLNDNYRTPDKVALL 113 0.93 4 SEKISTPNNGTTTDKP 469 0.92 5 NGTTTDKPAADVHDST 477 0.89 5 NNEIMAEKNPDVKNSN 424 0.89 5 HENETTTKEKKPEDNQ 330 0.89 5 AALTISCKLNDNYRTP 107 0.89 6 SETQDDHTQERSTIAA 389 0.88 6 YWRWKDQLLFREELML 148 0.88 7 DVKNSNSNSDDTGYTS 434 0.87 7 PYEIRDHIFKNFMLLD 175 0.87 8 NNSITRSFEDDKFLLP 9 0.86 8 SEITKSNNEIMAEKNP 418 0.86 9 TESNVTKSEITKSNNE 411 0.85 10 NEELEKILDSEKISTP 460 0.84 10 DDTGYTSNQLEQGKDT 443 0.84 10 PQPQPQPQQHENETTT 321 0.84 10 NKTWIFSEDAVINNSP 30 0.84 10 SLPVILCYEMNIMFGT 219 0.84 11 AKEINKSETQDDHTQE 383 0.83 12 EKKPEDNQGEGNNATE 338 0.81 13 PISQSKYYVVSAALTI 96 0.80 13 RVLEQDSNDTNVDSPS 504 0.80 14 GRTILAATIYLHRFYM 78 0.79 14 TSTITKTNNSITRSFE 2 0.79 15 KVDVIEKKEAKEINKS 374 0.78 15 TEKIENGHTTNSTNTD 352 0.78 15 DPHIISNKASAKRLLD 286 0.78 15 EELMLRKLNFDLNLTL 159 0.78 16 NKESMHDFLIRLGQKL 59 0.77 16 NQLEQGKDTKNEELEK 450 0.77 16 NLLKFSQDDPHIISNK 278 0.77 16 TSLIESLSSLPVILCY 211 0.77 17 HEIAKQGDLKQPQPQP 308 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 213 228 223 LIESLSSLPVILCYEM 81 116 106 ILAATIYLHRFYMRVPISQSKYYVVSAALTISCKLN 122 138 127 PDKVALLSCNVKLPPNA 267 283 272 ETCLKCFHFIKNLLKFS 232 241 238 FGTCLIITIL 20 29 23 KFLLPQLKSL 253 262 259 IPTAFLYRFL 195 207 199 SVKLFSTHKLDIL 171 181 173 NLTLPYEIRDH 64 77 73 HDFLIRLGQKLKVD 516 523 522 DSPSSKIA 296 302 297 AKRLLDI 50 55 54 KLTISQ 153 158 158 DQLLFR 316 328 319 LKQPQPQPQPQPQ 502 508 503 EKRVLEQ 285 293 287 DDPHIISNK 22. IPF1798 MTPSSTKKIKQRRSTSCTVCRTIKRKCDGNTPCSNCLKRNQECIYPDVDKRKKRYSIEYITNLENTNQQLHD QLQSLIDLKDNPYQLHLKITEILESSSSFLDNSETKSDSSLGSPELSKSEASLANSFTLGGELVVSSREQGA NFHVHLNQQQQQQQPSPQSLSQSSASEVSTRSSPASPNSTISLAPQILRIPSRPFQQQTRQNLLRQSDLPLH YPISGKTSGPNASNITGSIASTISGSRKSSISVDISPPPSLPVFPTSGPTLPTLLPEPLPRNDFDFAPKFFP APGGKSNMAFGATTVYDADESMVMNVNQIEERWGTGIKLAKLRNVPNIQNRSSSSSSTLIKVNKRTIEEVIK MITNSKAKKYFALAFKYFDRPILCYLIPRGKVIKLYEEICAHKNDLATVEDILGLYPTNQFISIELIAALIA SGALYDDNIDCVREYLTLSKTEMFINNSGCLVFNESSYPKLQAMLVCALLELGLGELTTAWELSGIALRMGI DLGFDSFIYDDSDKEIDNLRNLVFWGSYIIDKYAGLIFGRITMLYVDNSVPLIFLPNRQGKLPCLAQLIIDT QPMISSIYETIPETKNDPEMSKKIFLERYNLLQGYNKSLGAWKRGLSREYFWNKSILINTITDESVDHSLKI AYYLIFLIMNKPFLKLPIGSDIDTFIEIVDEMEIIMRYIPDDKHLLNLVVYYALVLMIQSLVAQVSYTNANN YTQNSKFMNQLLFFIDRMGEVLRVDIWLICKKVHSNFQQKVEYLEKLMLDLTEKMEQRRRDEENLMMQQEEF YAQQQQQQQQQQQQPKHEYHDHQQEQEQQEQLQEEHSEKDIKIEIKDEPQPQEEHIHQDYPMKEEEENLNQL SEPQTNEEDNPAEDMLQNEQFMRMVDILFIRGIENDQEEGEEQQQQQQQQEQVQQEQVQQEQVQQDQMELEE DELPQQMPTPPEQPDEPEIPQLPEILDPTFFNSIVDNNGSTFNNIFSFDTEGFRL* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 LPEILDFTFFNSIVDN 958 0.97 2 AGLIFGRITMLYVDNS 538 0.96 3 GKVIKLYEEICAHKND 390 0.94 4 QECIYPDVDKRKKPRY 41 0.93 5 MEIIMRYIPDDKHLLN 680 0.92 5 TTVYDADESMVMNVNQ 301 0.92 5 ASTISGSRKSSISVDI 236 0.92 5 CRTIKRKCDGNTPCSN 20 0.92 6 IWLICKKVHSNFQQKV 746 0.91 7 IRGIENDQEEGEEQQQ 894 0.89 7 HIHQDYPMKEEEENLN 847 0.89 7 YEEICAHKNDLATVED 396 0.89 8 LPIGSDIDTFIEIVDE 664 0.88 8 AALIASGALYDDNIDC 428 0.88 9 HYPISGKTSGPNASNI 216 0.87 10 KCDGNTPCSNCLKRNQ 26 0.86 11 PTPPEQPDEPEIPQLP 944 0.85 11 ELPQQMPTPPEQPDEP 938 0.85 11 EEVIKMITNSKAKKYF 356 0.85 12 EERWGTGIKLAKLRNV 318 0.84 13 KMEQRRRDEENLMMQQ 774 0.83 13 VLMIQSLVAQVSYTNA 703 0.83 13 SSREQGANFHVHLNQQ 138 0.83 14 EQLQEEHSEKDIKIEI 822 0.82 14 VAQVSYTNANNYTQNS 710 0.82 14 AQLIIDTQPMISSIYE 570 0.82 15 QMELEEDELPQQMPTP 931 0.81 15 LGAWKRGLSREYFWNK 615 0.81 15 ISSIYETIPETKNDPE 580 0.81 15 VPLIFLPNRQGKLPCL 554 0.81 15 DVDKRKKRYSIEYITN 47 0.81 15 DRPILCYLIPRGKVIK 379 0.81 15 FFAPGGKSNMAFGATT 287 0.81 15 QSSASEVSTRSSPASP 166 0.81 16 PQPQEEHIHQDYPMKE 841 0.80 16 SSSSSSTLIKVNKRTI 340 0.80 17 WELSGIALRMGIDLGF 493 0.79 17 SISVDISPPPSLPVFP 246 0.79 17 PQILRIPSRPFQQQTR 189 0.79 18 SIVDNNGSTFNNIFSF 969 0.78 18 GFDSFIYDDSDKEIDN 507 0.78 19 KRYSIEYITNLENTNQ 53 0.77 19 ESMVMNVNQIEERWGT 308 0.77 19 EPLPRNDFDFAPKFFP 273 0.77 19 LRQSDLPLHYPISGKT 208 0.77 20 PQTNEEDNPAEDMLQN 867 0.76 20 KIEIKDEPQPQEEHIH 834 0.76 20 LRMGIDLGFDSFIYDD 500 0.76 20 SPPPSLPVFPTSGPTL 252 0.76 21 QQQQPKHEYHDHQQEQ 803 0.75 21 IPETKNDPEMSKKIFL 587 0.75 21 REYLTLSKTEMFINNS 445 0.75 21 HKNDLATVEDILGLYP 402 0.75 21 DSSLGSPELSKSEASL 110 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 689 716 700 DDKHLLNLVVYYALIVLMIQSLVAQVSYT 470 487 480 YPKLQAMLVCALLELGLG 368 404 384 KKYFALAFKYFDRPILCYLIPRGKVIKLYEEICAHKN 565 575 569 KLPCLAQLIID 546 560 557 TMLYVDNSVPLIFLP 642 659 653 VDHSLKIAYYLIFLIMNK 741 756 751 VLRVDIWLICKKVHSN 16 26 20 SCTVCRTIKRK 207 220 216 LLRQSDLPLHYPIS 406 436 429 LATVEDILGLYPTNQFISIELIAALIASGAL 245 262 257 SSISVDISPPPSLPVFPT 33 48 46 CSNCLKRNQECIYPDV 132 140 134 GGELVVSSR 83 102 88 NPYQLHLKITEILESSSSFL 440 451 446 NIDCVREYLTLS 184 199 189 TISLAPQILRIPSRPF 661 667 663 FLKLPIG 459 467 462 NSGCLVFNE 70 80 77 LHDQLQSLIDL 264 274 273 GPTLPTLLPEP 145 153 147 NFHVHLNQQ 888 895 892 MVDILFIR 729 735 733 NQLLFFI 914 929 919 QEQVQQEQVQQEQVQQ 758 770 764 QQKVEYLEKLMLD 524 543 529 RNLVFWGSYIIDKYAGLIFG 344 350 347 SSTLIKV 955 965 959 IPQLPEILDPT 325 334 330 IKLAKLRNVP 599 612 608 KIFLERYNLLQGYN 155 167 161 QQQQPSPQSLSQS 629 636 634 NKSILINT 283 289 285 APKFFPA 300 306 301 ATTVYDA 580 586 581 ISSIYET 791 806 795 EFYAQQQQQQQQQQQQ 121 128 128 SEASLANS 169 175 169 ASEVSTR 507 514 509 GFDSFIYD 808 814 809 KHEYHDH 356 361 357 EEVIKM 23. IPF4805 MSTVPQVTQDDYTETLKVWRSFKVAQLKDVCRSLELNVGGRKQDLVDRGEAFLSSKFNNNDQIGFHAAKSLI FMRLQGDPLPSYRDMHYAIRTGRFKLTAPTLIGTSSSTNQLSNIHSGDSKPYKGHTLYFKATPLYRFLRLIH STPMLLIPNGRNSVQTCHFIFTEEEYKFLQDKPPHIKLYILCGIPDMQRSNATNNVSIEYPVETVIYFNKHE FKDTFRGISGETNTAVPVDITKYINSPPQRNEIVFCHSANNAGYMMYLYLVEVIPAERLIEQVQNRPAIPKS ETIRNIKDMSRYDGIQTTKLPLRDPLSYTKLANPTKSVHCDHYMCFNGMLFIEQQRLVDEWKCPVCSREIKF EDLRISEYFEEIIKNVGPDVDEIIIMQDGSWKPVVGDDTNTTKKRTESASPEAIILLSDDEDDVSADEVDAN VHLENKEDESVNINRVDNTPEAEVDITESNNNQETQIDNESIQSDDLTEYLIDHEHQQHEEASDKVEDNNPT LPSQQSPQAETNNDETSNMKTTLQEDTSAPLPKNGVQENDAPLGDAIDTEQNLREDQTAEAVDPADSPISVI NVTLDPPNEANKENSTESSISLSNLSPKNRESSLSSSSPQSVPPSMITPISPMSAQASSDKAQVLHGDSNTS NQPRYTSSPDSAASPLSLTGPNDINEENRTPQSHNLNNTDALHGQDSSNSQAVSNSRSIQSVPTAAVSSKNQ GNQHSDDQIRSLNEEIKKLRQALYYRDLYIKRLPLNQQHALLQQQQQQQLQLQQLSQQRPNDHQIHHFQQQQ LLQQQQQRQLRQLEQQQRLQRQQWQQQQQLLQQQQQQLPRQLPLQSPQQLPQQQHLSPEDQSQFLQLTQLPQ FRRLQQLQSQQRQSQQRQANPHQQHQQNYLQQPQHNNAQLHLNRNSHQLPQQQQQQQHHHYQQQQQQQQQQQ RLQLPQQLRSSPQNRSFQTQPNEQQRVNSLSRSTDATPLSRQIVLDFGTSVPLPTQSSRPTLEEQGSFNLNL LRHTPNLQTVASHSPWSPVATEPKNRSFSDSNIAVVNGLNESDPIEDRPLASLSGRSKSTNNMSNHNTSNVS SSNYQVSEKQQQVHRLQSINANSNKKEDTEVETTTDTNLQQGSSAENTTDEQNSFRCNVQKPMLAIKNSDPS QNHGQVEDTQTKNSINGTSTGVGGTAVFEGNSKLQTNSVQSHSNSPRKEQNSTSVVPNGNPQQIVIGNPSSM VEKKDNGIDYNRNTFQIEDSVVNFVGRDTVNRIIGLTNLKDIQKVVENINNRKIVIDSNVEADRNRKRMILQ KFDFDTKSLISDLMKNGGSNYEKSKLINTRRGEKSRLATHWDDKLEKNLSKYNAELQKLDKTLMLLRKQAES IEARDAQIGGQSLNSTPVDNANSRGTPSSETDTAAGQSPKKNHLVNIPPQTNQSASQNETLQLSSIVTPSNR DSSNKIRSGPPLQTSQVPTSKRQRVIGMLGIELNEDALKISDRKHGLQNSVTPINNKIKNISLGASNTNNCK DRLGDLQTQFSLNQNITSGTMHDPIVLDMSDEE* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 HGDSNTSNQPRYTSSP 642 0.94 1 KLPLRDPLSYTKLANP 307 0.94 1 NSVQSHSNSPRKEQNS 1189 0.94 2 NEENRTPQSHNLNNTD 673 0.93 3 SNQPRYTSSPDSAASP 648 0.91 3 ISVINVTLDPPNEANK 573 0.91 3 TKYINSPPQRNEIVFC 237 0.91 3 VETVIYFNKHEFKDTF 206 0.91 3 LCGIPDMQRSNATNNV 185 0.91 3 RGTPSSETDTAAGQSP 1392 0.91 3 PRKEQNSTSVVPNGNP 1198 0.91 4 PSMITPISPMSAQASS 620 0.90 4 HEEASDKVEDNNPTLP 491 0.90 4 ATHWDDKLEKNLSKYN 1334 0.90 5 SSPQSVPPSMITPISP 613 0.89 5 GVQENDAPLGDAIDTE 539 0.89 6 PQVTQDDYTETLKVWR 5 0.88 6 VDEWKCPVCSREIKFE 346 0.88 7 QIVIGNPSSMVEKKDN 1215 0.87 7 SGRSKSTNNMSNHNTS 1062 0.87 8 SRSTDATPLSRQIVLD 967 0.86 8 PSYRDMHYAIRTGRFK 82 0.86 8 LQEDTSAPLPKNGVQE 527 0.86 8 PEAEVDITESNNNQET 452 0.86 8 LRISEYFEEIIKNVGP 363 0.86 8 IRNIKDMSRYDGIQTT 291 0.86 8 CHFIFTEEEYKFLQDK 161 0.86 8 SKLINTRRGEKSRLAT 1320 0.86 8 IHSGDSKPYKGHTLYF 116 0.86 8 ENTTDEQNSFRCNVQK 1126 0.86 9 VDRGEAFLSSKFNNND 46 0.85 9 QDGSWKPVVGDDTNTT 387 0.85 9 RPAIPKSETIRNIKDM 282 0.85 9 NVSIEYPVETVIYFNK 199 0.85 9 KSLISDLMKNGGSNYE 1303 0.85 9 KIVIDSNVEADRNRKR 1277 0.85 9 SMVEKKDNGIDYNRNT 1223 0.85 9 LQTVASHSPWSPVATE 1015 0.85 10 KRTESASPEAIILLSD 404 0.84 10 RGISGETNTAVPVDIT 222 0.84 10 DRLGDLQTQFSLNQNI 1513 0.84 10 TFQIEDSVVNFVGRDT 1238 0.84 10 TGVGGTAVFEGNSKLQ 1172 0.84 10 HGQVEDTQTKNSINGT 1155 0.84 10 SFRCNVQKPMLAIKNS 1134 0.84 11 QSVPTAAVSSKNQGNQ 708 0.83 11 LGDAIDTEQNLREDQT 547 0.83 11 PVVGDDTNTTKKRTES 393 0.83 11 SVHCDHYMCFNGMLFI 325 0.83 11 TPMLLIPNGRNSVQTC 146 0.83 11 LSSIVTPSNRDSSNKI 1431 0.83 11 DTAAGQSPKKNHLVNI 1400 0.83 11 EDRPLASLSGRSKSTN 1054 0.83 12 VNINRVDNTPEAEVDI 443 0.82 12 QSLNSTPVDNANSRGT 1379 0.82 12 AESIEARDAQIGGQSL 1366 0.82 12 NGLNESDPIEDRPLAS 1045 0.82 12 RSFSDSNIAVVNGLNE 1034 0.82 12 PTLIGTSSSTNQLSNI 101 0.82 13 NRSFQTQPNEQQRVNS 950 0.81 13 AEAVDPADSPISVINV 563 0.81 13 FEEIIKNVGPDVDEII 369 0.81 13 MLFIEQQRLVDEWKCP 337 0.81 13 SASQNETLQLSSIVTP 1422 0.81 13 HSPWSPVATEPKNRSF 1021 0.81 14 HNNAQLHLNRNSHQLP 899 0.80 14 LPSQQSPQAETNNDET 505 0.80 14 PVCSREIKFEDLRISE 352 0.80 14 DGIQTTKLPLRDPLSY 301 0.80 14 SGTMHDPIVLDMSDEE 1530 0.80 14 KHGLQNSVTPINNKIK 1484 0.80 14 TLYFKATPLYRFLRLI 128 0.80 15 TQSSRPTLEEQGSFNL 991 0.79 15 LREDQTAEAVDPADSP 557 0.79 15 AIILLSDDEDDVSADE 413 0.79 15 CHSANNAGYMMYLYLV 252 0.79 15 NRKRMILQKFDFDTKS 1289 0.79 15 KNSINGTSTGVGGTAV 1164 0.79 16 KSLIFMRLQGDPLPSY 69 0.78 16 SAASPLSLTGPNDINE 659 0.78 16 PQAETNNDETSNMKTT 511 0.78 16 ENKEDESVNINRVDNT 436 0.78 16 ADEVDANVHLENKEDE 426 0.78 16 GPPLQTSQVPTSKRQR 1449 0.78 16 DYTETLKVWRSFKVAQ 11 0.78 17 EQQRVNSLSRSTDATP 959 0.77 17 QQLRSSPQNRSFQTQP 942 0.77 17 KKLRQALYYRDLYIKR 737 0.77 17 ALHGQDSSNSQAVSNS 689 0.77 18 DDQIRSLNEEIKKLRQ 726 0.76 18 GGRKQDLVDRGEAFLS 39 0.76 18 FNKHEFKDTFRGISGE 212 0.76 18 HLVNIPPQTNQSASQN 1411 0.76 18 NVSSSNYQVSEKQQQV 1078 0.76 19 LKDIQKVVENINNRKI 1263 0.75 19 NFVGRDTVNRIIGLTN 1247 0.75 19 NGIDYNRNTFQIEDSV 1230 0.75 19 TEVETTTDTNLQQGSS 1109 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 261 279 266 MMYLYLVEVIPAERLIEQV 171 189 183 KFLQDKPPHIKLYILCGIP 247 255 252 NEIVFCHSA 339 357 352 FIEQQRLVDEWKCPVCSRE 1428 1437 1432 TLQLSSIVTP 158 165 161 VQTCHFIF 322 333 328 PTKSVHCDHYMC 15 37 33 TLKVWRSFKVAQLKDVCRSLELN 201 214 203 SIEYPVETVIYFNK 972 992 978 ATPLSRQIVLDFGTSVPLPTQ 563 581 575 AEAVDPADSPISVINVTLD 1242 1249 1247 EDSVVNFV 1040 1046 1044 NIAVVNG 707 718 712 IQSVPTAAVSSK 935 947 941 QQRLQLPQQLRSS 430 436 432 DANVHLE 231 237 233 AVPVDIT 738 778 772 KLRQALYYRDLYIKRLPLNQQHALLQQQQQQQLQLQQLSQQ 1409 1416 1414 KNHLVNIP 1081 1099 1096 SSNYQVSEKQQQVHRLQSI 411 418 414 PEAIILLS 854 874 859 SQFLQLTQLPQFRRLQQLQSQ 819 851 833 QQQLLQQQQQQLPRQLPLQSPQQLPQQQHLSPE 126 152 139 GHTLYFKATPLYRFLRLIHSTPMLLIP 1014 1029 1018 NLQTVASHSPWSPVAT 1276 1283 1281 RKIVIDSN 658 667 663 DSAASPLSLT 1535 1541 1537 DPIVLDM 4 10 6 VPQVTQD 1266 1272 1267 IQKVVEN 1214 1220 1216 QQIVIGN 783 797 791 HQIHHFQQQQLLQQQ 1449 1460 1454 GPPLQTSQVPTS 885 897 896 PHQQHQQNYLQQP 637 643 640 KAQVLHG 305 319 311 TTKLPLRDPLSYTKL 609 633 617 SLSSSSPQSVPPSMITPISPMSAQA 98 106 101 LTAPTLIGT 64 75 69 GFHAAKSLIFMR 1136 1147 1137 RCNVQKPMLAIK 1517 1523 1521 DLQTQFS 1205 1210 1206 TSVVPN 391 397 393 WKPVVGD 911 933 922 HQLPQQQQQQQHHHYQQQQQQQQ 480 489 485 TEYLIDHEHQ 1303 1308 1306 KSLISD 595 601 598 SISLSNL 505 511 508 LPSQQSP 373 386 382 IKNVGPDVDEIIIM 1488 1493 1488 QNSVTP 1005 1012 1009 NLNLLRHT 1358 1364 1362 TLMLLRK 78 84 79 GDPLPSY 1188 1194 1189 TNSVQSH 532 538 537 SAPLPKN 901 907 905 NAQLHLN 799 812 802 QRQLRQLEQQQRLQ 698 704 698 SQAVSNS 1348 1356 1353 YNAELQKLD 86 91 91 DMHYAI 24. RBT4 MKFSQVATTAAIFAGLTTAEIAYVTQTRGVTVGETATVATTVTVGATVTGGDQGQDQVQQSAAPEAGDIQQS AVPEADDIQQSAVPEAEPTADADGGNGIAITEVFTTTIMGQEIVYSGVYYSYGEEHTYGDVQVQTLTIGGGG FPSDDQYPTTEVSAEASPSAVTTSSAVATPDAKVPDSTKDASQPAATTASGSSSGSNDFSGVKDTQFAQQIL DAHNKKRARHGVPDLTWDATGYEYAQKFRDQSSCRGNSHTSSGTYGETXAVGYADGAAALQAWYEEAGKDGL SYSYGSSSVYNHFTQVVWKSTTKLGCAYKDCRAQNWGLYVVCSYDPAGNVMGTDPKTGKSYMAENVLRPQ* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 NVMGTDPKTGKSYMAE 337 0.91 1 TLTIGGGGFPSDDQYP 137 0.91 2 DLTWDATGYEYAQKFR 230 0.90 3 TVTVGATVTGGDQGQD 41 0.89 3 TATVATTVTVGATVTG 35 0.89 3 CRAQNWGLYVVCSYDP 319 0.89 4 SAVPEAEPTADADGGN 83 0.88 5 AGDIQQSAVPEADDIQ 66 0.87 5 QFAQQILDAHNKKRAR 210 0.87 5 AVATPDAKVPDSTKDA 170 0.87 6 TKLGCAYKDCRAQNWG 310 0.86 6 TGYEYAQKFRDQSSCR 236 0.86 6 YVTQTRGVTVGETATV 23 0.86 6 SGVYYSYGEEHTYGDV 118 0.86 7 YVVCSYDPAGNVMGTD 327 0.85 7 TSSGTYGETXAVGYAD 256 0.85 7 EASPSAVTTSSAVATP 159 0.85 7 GQEIVYSGVYYSYGEE 112 0.85 8 QVQQSAAPEAGDIQQS 57 0.84 9 YGSSSVYNHFTQVVWK 292 0.83 9 GEEHTYGDVQVQTLTI 125 0.83 10 ARHGVPDLTWDATGYE 224 0.82 10 TTAEIAYVTQTRGVTV 17 0.82 10 GGFPSDDQYPTTEVSA 143 0.82 11 SGSSSGSNDFSGVKDT 194 0.81 12 GETXAVGYADGAAALQ 262 0.80 13 ADDIQQSAVPEAEPTA 77 0.79 13 TVTGGDQGQDQVQQSA 47 0.79 13 EEAGKDGLSYSYGSSS 281 0.79 14 EPTADADGGNGIAITE 89 0.78 14 KFRDQSSCRGNSHTSS 243 0.78 15 QPAATTASGSSSGSND 187 0.75 15 AKVPDSTKDASQPAAT 176 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 324 333 329 WGLYVVCSYD 113 125 119 QEIVYSGVYYSYG 35 47 41 TATVATTVTVGAT 130 138 136 YGDVQVQTL 288 307 303 LSYSYGSSSVYNHFTQVVWK 311 319 316 KLGCAYKDC 71 77 72 QSAVPEA 82 88 83 QSAVPEA 157 181 168 SAEASPSAVTTSSAVATPDAKVPDS 55 63 61 QDQVQQSAA 212 218 213 AQQILDA 18 27 24 TAEIAYVTQT 4 16 13 SQVATTAAIFAGL 272 279 277 GAAALQAW 225 231 229 RHGVPDL 186 191 188 SQPAAT 25. IPF5761 MTKEQIDEPRYKRIAVIGGGPTGLAAVKALSLEPVNFSCIDLFERRDRLGGLWYHHGDKSLVKPEIPSLSPS QEEIVSDNATPADEYFSAIYEYMETNIVHQIMEYSGVAFPANSKKYPTRSQVLEYIDDYIKSIPKDTVNISI NSNVVSLEKVNEIWHIEIEDVIKKTRAKLRYDAVIIANGHFSNPYIPDVPGLSSWNKNYPGTITHSKYYESP AKFRDKRVLVVGNSASGVDISIQLSVCAKDVFVSIRDQESPHFEDGFCKHIGLIEEYNYETRSVRTTDREVV SDIDYVIFCTGYLYALPFLKQERNITDGFQVYDLYKQIFNIYDPSLTFLALLRDVIPMPISESQAALIARVY SGRYKLPPTEEMERYYQLELKEKGRGGKFHNYKYPRDVAYCQMLQTLIDEQGLHTPGLVAPIWDESLIKKRS ETRAEKNARLKNVVEHVKRLRAEGKDFSLLE* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 LEYIDDYIKSIPKDTV 125 0.94 2 DAVIIANGHFSNPYIP 176 0.92 3 ESLIKKRSETRAEKNA 425 0.91 3 LKEKGRGGKFHNYKYP 380 0.91 4 KFHNYKYPRDVAYCQM 388 0.88 4 AALIARVYSGRYKLPP 353 0.88 4 PGTITHSKYYESPAKF 204 0.88 S QTLIDEQGLHTPGLVA 405 0.87 5 DREVVSDIDYVIFCTG 284 0.87 6 QLSVCAKDVFVSIRDQ 239 0.86 7 PPTEEMERYYQLELKE 367 0.85 7 YETRSVRTTDREVVSD 275 0.85 7 NISINSNVVSLEKVNE 141 0.85 8 GGLWYHHGDKSLVKPE 50 0.84 8 IAVIGGGPTGLAAVKA 14 0.84 9 GLIEEYNYETRSVRTT 268 0.83 9 VNEIWHIEIEDVIKKT 154 0.83 10 FSAIYEYMETNIVHQI 88 0.82 10 TKEQIDEPRYKRIAVI 2 0.82 11 FSCIDLFERRDRLGGL 37 0.81 11 FVSIRDQESPHFEDGF 248 0.81 11 VHQIMEYSGVAFPANS 100 0.81 12 FNIYDPSLTFLALLRD 327 0.79 12 GLSSWNKNYPGTITHS 195 0.79 13 SETRAEKNARLKNVVE 432 0.77 14 DLYKQIFNIYDPSLTF 321 0.76 15 KALSLEPVNFSCIDLF 28 0.7S Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 233 252 241 GVDISIQLSVCAKDVFVSIR 285 308 294 REVVSDIDYVIFCTGYLYALPFLK 145 154 151 NSNVVSLEKV 395 408 401 PRDVAYCQMLQTLI 222 229 225 KRVLVVGN 316 347 337 GFQVYDLYKQIFNIYDPSLTFLALLRDVIPMP 23 42 27 GLAAVKALSLEPVNFSCIDL 350 367 357 ESQAALIARVYSGRYKLP 442 452 448 LKNVVEHVKRL 261 270 267 DGFCKHIGLI 413 422 419 LHTPGLVAPI 172 183 178 KLRYDAVIIANG 121 135 125 RSQVLEYIDDYIKSI 186 196 191 SNPYIPDVPGL 12 19 14 KRIAVIGG 57 72 64 GDKSLVKPEIPSLSPS 106 113 109 YSGVAFPA 375 380 378 YYQLEL 97 104 103 TNIVHQIM 85 93 89 DEYFSAIYE 209 216 210 HSKYYESP 162 168 163 IEDVIKK 137 143 137 KDTVNIS 26. IPF1428 MSPDNEPQPPNEDELLNNILPSYHMFQSTVSKNLTPTNENYSIDPPTYEMTPITSETPSLLTFSRMQSPVDE RLETDNYFPQSDNDSVTYNQESEDMWKNSILANADKLPNLTHKKNSMSECLQIDIQVTEKVCQSGIKPIFMD PSNREFKQGDYLHGYVTIRNTSDQPIPFDMVYVVFEGTFTTLDTSSGTISTEMPALRFKFLTMLDLFASWSY ANIDRLITDNGDPHDWCNGETDPYDNTLLSIDVKRLFQPNVTYKRFFTFKIPDKLLDSTCDQYNLPTHTEIP PTLGIDRNSFPPSFLLANQHLIVKDLSFSDSCLAYRIDARVIGKASDYKYKVDKDQYVVSKEASCPIRVVPT PNLEMEYNFQQLKQEAELYYRAFVDSVMVKIEYGNELLNNKPGYSNTSRPNLSPMMSNDSVKLRQLYDVADD TFKTNLRSGKSMRDEDYYQCLIPFKKKSITGSSKYLGIISLSTIKEHYKIRYTPPTRFGKAPPPNDTELLIP LELNYFTESSTPLKNLPEIKAIDVEVVALSIRSKKHPIPIEFTTDMLFAEKEIDIKKSQPANFNSLVVARFS NYLNEFHKLIKGVGNEALRLETKLYQDVKCLASLKTKYINLPISNLVFETTSQNGIGTTTEVKSLQWQEEQS EKGKLFTKKFAVRMNLNNCSSKSNDNSSKGLDRITLVPSFQTCFASRLYYIKMTVRLNHGDSLLVNVPLNIH RY* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 YKIRYTPPTRFGKAPP 480 0.96 2 ARVIGKASDYKYKVDK 327 0.94 2 CQSGIKPIFMDPSNRE 134 0.94 3 TRFGKAPPPNDTELLI 488 0.93 4 LRSGKSMRDEDYYQCL 438 0.91 4 DWCNGETDPYDNTLLS 231 0.91 4 DRLITDNGDPHDWCNG 220 0.91 5 LFTKKFAVRMNLNNCS 653 0.90 5 QLKQEAELYYRAFVDS 371 0.90 5 HGYVTIRNTSDQPIPF 157 0.90 6 VVSKEASCPIRVVPTP 346 0.89 6 QSTVSKNLTPTNENYS 27 0.89 7 TNENYSIDPPTYEMTP 37 0.88 7 ASDYKYKVDKDQYVVS 333 0.88 8 FQTCFASRLYYIKMTV 688 0.87 8 TSSGTISTEMPALRFK 188 0.87 9 FSRMQSPVDERLETDN 63 0.86 9 SQNGIGTTTEVKSLQW 628 0.86 10 EDMWKNSILANADKLP 95 0.85 10 DERLETDNYFPQSDND 71 0.85 10 TSETPSLLTFSRMQSP 54 0.85 10 ALSIRSKKHPIPIEFT 532 0.85 10 THTEIPPTLGIDRNSF 283 0.85 11 NNKPGYSNTSRPNLSP 399 0.84 12 DNEPQPPNEDELLNNI 4 0.83 13 VDSVMVKIEYGNELLN 384 0.82 13 DSTCDQYNLPTHTEIP 273 0.82 14 PQSDNDSVTYNQESED 81 0.79 15 SNDNSSKGLDRITLVP 671 0.77 15 TKYINLPISNLVFETT 612 0.77 15 EKEIDIKKSQPANFNS 554 0.77 15 PTYEMTPITSETPSLL 46 0.77 15 CLQIDIQVTEKVCQSG 122 0.77 16 KGVGNEALRLETKLYQ 587 0.76 16 TDMLFAEKEIDIKKSQ 548 0.76 16 PTLGIDRNSFPPSFLL 289 0.76 17 SCPIRVVPTPNLEMEY 352 0.75 17 MVYVVFEGTFTTLDTS 174 0.75 17 KNSMSECLQIDIQVTE 116 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 708 719 714 GDSLLVNVPLNI 335 361 356 DYKYKVDKDQYVVSKEASCPIRVVPTP 522 545 531 EIKAIDVEVVALSIRSKKHPIPIE 601 626 607 YQDVKCLASLKTKYINLPISNLVFET 449 458 452 YYQCLIPFKK 168 181 178 QPIPFDMVYVVFEG 500 508 504 ELLIPLELN 567 576 572 FNSLVVARFS 375 392 381 EAELYYRAFVDSVMVKIE 299 333 311 PPSFLLANQHLIVKDLSFSDSCLAYRIDARVIGKA 681 702 688 RITLVPSFQTCFASRLYYIKMT 120 141 132 SECLQIDIQVTEKVCQSGIKPI 420 432 424 SVKLRQLYDVADD 464 485 470 SSKYLGIISLSTIKEHYKIRYT 242 252 247 NTLLSIDVKRL 153 163 158 GDYLHGYVTIR 268 282 273 PDKLLDSTCDQYNLP 580 588 586 NEFHKLIKG 57 63 61 TPSLLTF 17 33 22 NNILPSYHMFQSTVSKN 254 260 255 QPNVTYK 205 214 213 LTMLDLFASW 284 291 290 HTEIPPTL 67 72 71 QSPVDE 27. MEP2 MSGNFTGTGTGGDVFKVDLNEQFDRADMVWIGTASVLVWIMIPGVGLLYSGISRKKHALSLMWAALMAACVA AFQWFWWGYSLVFAHNGSVFLGTLQNFCLKDVLGAPSIVKTVPDILFCLYQGMFAAVTAILMAGAGCERARL GPMMVFLFIWLTVVYCPIAYWTWGGNGWLVSLGALDFAGGGPVHENSGFAALAYSLWLGKRHDPVAKGKVPK YKPHSVSSIVMGTIFLWFGWYGFNGGSTGNSSMRSWYACVNTNLAAATGGLTWMLVDWFRTGGKWSTVGLCM GAIAGLVGITPAAGYVPVYTSVIFGIVPAIICNFAVDLKDLLQIDDGMDVWALHGVGGFVGNFMTGLFAADY VAMIDGTEIDGGWMNHHWKQLGYQLAGSCAVAAWSFTVTSIILLAMDRIPFLRIRLHEDEEMLGTDLAQIGE YAYYADDDPETNPYVLEPIRSTTISQPLPHIDGVADGSSNNDSGEAKN* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 TGTGTGGDVFKVDLNE 6 0.98 2 IGEYAYYADDDPETNP 430 0.92 3 DGTEIDGGWMNHHWKQ 365 0.91 4 STTISQPLPHIDGVAD 453 0.89 4 GLTWMLVDWFRTGGKW 266 0.89 5 AIAGLVGITPAAGYVP 290 0.88 5 VGLCMGAIAGLVGITP 284 0.88 6 HIDGVADGSSNNDSGE 462 0.87 6 DWFRTGGKWSTVGLCM 273 0.87 6 DFAGGGPVHENSGFAA 180 0.87 6 AILMAGAGCERARLGP 131 0.87 7 LWFGWYGFNGGSTGNS 232 0.86 8 IVMGTIFLWFGWYGFN 225 0.84 8 YCPIAYWTWGGNGWLV 159 0.84 8 FLFIWLTVVYCPIAYW 150 0.84 9 GGSTGNSSMRSWYACV 241 0.83 9 LWLGKRHDPVAKGKVP 200 0.83 10 WFWWGYSLVFAHNGSV 76 0.82 10 LVWIMIPGVGLLYSGI 37 0.82 11 YTSVIFGIVPAIICNF 307 0.81 11 GITPAAGYVPVYTSVI 296 0.81 12 NPYVLEPIRSTTISQP 444 0.80 12 FAALAYSLWLGKRHDP 193 0.80 13 CVAAFQWFWWGYSLVF 70 0.79 14 GWLVSLGALDFAGGGP 171 0.78 14 AGCERARLGPMMVFLF 137 0.78 15 FVGNFMTGLFAADYVA 347 0.77 15 MVWIGTASVLVWIMIP 28 0.77 15 GKVPKYKPHSVSSIVM 212 0.77 16 HWKQLGYQLAGSCAVA 377 0.76 16 GAPSIVKTVPDILFCL 106 0.76 17 LGTLQNFCLKDVLGAP 93 0.75 17 MDVWALHGVGGFVGNF 336 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 146 164 160 PMMVFLFIWLTVVYCPIAY 283 332 317 TVGLCMGAIAGLVGITPAAGYVPVYTSVIFGIVPAIICN FAVDLKDLLQI 80 136 120 GYSLVFAHNGSVFLGTLQNFCLKDVLGAPSIVKTVPDIL FCLYQGMFAAVTAILMAG 66 75 71 LMAACVAAFQ 31 52 37 IGTASVLVWIMIPGVGLLYSGI 378 407 401 WKQLGYQLAGSCAVAAWSFTVTSIILLAMD 172 181 176 WLVSLGALDF 206 229 223 HDPVAKGKVPKYKPHSVSSIVMGT 338 347 341 VWALHGVGGF 444 451 448 NPYVLEPI 193 203 199 FAALAYSLWLG 354 364 358 GLFAADYVAMI 252 259 253 WYACVNTN 14 20 16 VFKVDLN 456 466 463 ISQPLPHIDGV 409 415 414 IPFLRIR 55 64 58 KKHALSLMWA 425 438 433 TDLAQIGEYAYYAD 269 274 269 WMLVDW 28. PTH1 MITKCYVQVFRYRRVCHNTKYSFNSVVSIKWLHSAGSSLSQANSSKTSQSSLTSSGFLYYEDPHRYNGSDVS ANASETTSTSTAKPVIHSATPYSDKYYQPIISQGAKGFDKLIIPVGFCADNQTVSLEEDKESPIQQDQLQEI VNSFDAPIDVSIGYGSGILPQDGYDKDKSTSNNTANDSKQLDFMFLVKDCGKFHQENLKQNRDHYSIKSLRL IKKVQGTNGMYFNPFIKINEKLVKYGVISSKSALMDLSEWHSLYFAGRLQKPVNFITTNDPRVKFLNQYNLK NAMTIAIFLIDGEGNSRQATFNERQLYEQITKLSYLGDFRMYIGGENPNKSKNIVAKQFHHFKKLYEPILQY FIHKNFLIIVDNDPVNRTFKPNLNVNNRIKLITGLPLKFRQQLYGRYYEKSIKEIVIDDHLSQNLTKIISRT IIISSITQAIRGLLSAGLFNSIKYAVAKQIKFWTSKK* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 DGYDKDKSTSNNTAND 166 0.95 2 PVIHSATPYSDKYYQP 86 0.92 3 GFLYYEDPHRYNGSDV 56 0.91 4 FRMYIGGENPNKSKNI 327 0.90 4 AGRLQKPVNFITTNDP 262 0.90 4 YGSGILPQDGYDKDKS 158 0.90 5 NFLIIVDNDPVNRTFK 365 0.85 6 YQPIISQGAKGFDKLI 99 0.84 6 NDPVNRTFKPNLNVNN 372 0.84 6 VNFITTNDPRVKFLNQ 269 0.84 6 RVCHNTKYSFNSVVSI 14 0.84 7 KCYVQVFRYRRVCHNT 4 0.82 7 QGTNGMYFNPFIKINE 221 0.82 7 DAPIDVSIGYGSGILP 149 0.82 7 DQLQEIVNSFDAPIDV 139 0.82 8 TTSTSTAKPVIHSATP 78 0.81 9 HYSIKSLRLIKKVQGT 208 0.80 10 GFCADNQTVSLEEDKE 118 0.79 11 NGSDVSANASETTSTS 67 0.78 11 SQSSLTSSGFLYYEDP 48 0.78 11 TQAIRGLLSAGLFNSI 439 0.78 11 EIVIDDHLSQNLTKII 414 0.78 11 VVSIKWLHSAGSSLSQ 26 0.78 12 LSEWHSLYFAGRLQKP 253 0.77 12 FDKLIIPVGFCADNQT 110 0.77 13 KFRQQLYGRYYEKSIK 398 0.76 14 TIAIFLIDGEGNSRQA 292 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 4 19 7 KCYVQVFRYRRVCHNT 235 248 241 NEKLVKYGVISSKS 110 129 117 FDKLIIPVGFCADNQTVSLE 23 42 29 FNSVVSIKWLHSAGSSLSQA 341 373 360 NIVAKQFHHFKKLYEPILQYFIHKNFLIIVDND 186 197 192 DFMFLVKDCGKF 430 462 448 SRTIIISSITQAIRGLLSAGLFNSIKYAVAKQI 413 420 418 KEIVIDDH 293 298 295 IAIFLI 209 220 217 YSIKSLRLIKKV 390 407 394 KLITGLPLKFRQQLYGRY 84 105 101 AKPVIHSATPYSDKYYQPIISQ 137 157 153 QQDQLQEIVNSFDAPIDVSIG 314 325 321 LYEQITKLSYLG 256 271 259 WHSLYFAGRLQKPVNF 49 63 57 QSSLTSSGFLYYEDP 159 166 161 GSGILPQD 422 428 423 SQNLTKI 29. ENA22 MSSTKENSNYASGDTKERANSDLSESDRSTPPRDPNSTFQAYRLTIDEVAQEFNTSIVDGLGAHDAENRIQA YGPNNLGEGDKISYPKILAHQVFNAMILVLIISMIIALAIKDWISGGVIAFVVFLNISVGFVQEVKAEKTMG SLKNLSSPTARVTRNGDDFTIPAEEVVPGDIVHIKVGDTVPADLRLFDCMNLETDEALLTGESLPVAKNFEV VYTDYSVPVPVGDRLNLVYSSSIVSKGRGSGIVFATGLNTEIGAIAQSLKGNSGLIRRVDKSNDRKPQKREY GQAAAGTIYDVVGNILGVTVGTPLQRKLSWLAIFLFCVAVVFAIIVMGSQKFHVNKEVAIYAICVALSMIPS ALILVLTITMAVGAQVMVTKNVIVRKFDSLEALGGINDICSDKTGTLTQGKMIAKKVWLPNIGTLDVQNSNE PYNPTVGDVRFAPYSPKFVKETDEEIDFNKPYPDPMPESMHKWLMTATLANIATVNQTKDEDTGELLWKAHG DATEIAIQVFTTRLNYGRESIAQEYEHLAEFPFDSSIKRMSAIYKKDGETRVYTKGAVERLLGLCDYWYGER TEDDYDSQTLVKLTEDDAKLIEENMAALSSQGLRVLAFATKELGDADMNDREQVESHLIFQGLIGIYDPPRE ESAQSVKSCHKAGINVHMLTGDHPGTAKAIAQEVGILPHNLYHYSEDVVKVMVMSANDFDALTDDEIDNLPV LPLVIARCAPKTKVRMIDALHRRKKFAAMTGDGVNDSPSLKKADVGIAMGLNGSDVAKDASDIVLTDDNFAS ILNAIEEGRRMSANIQKFVLQLLAENVAQAFYLMIGLAFLDETGYSVFPLSPVEVLWILVVTSTFPAIGLAQ NAASDDILEKPPNNTIFTWEVIIDMFAYGVIMAATCLLSFVIVVYGAGNGDLGIDCNATNADKDLCSLVFEG RSTAFASMTWQALILAWECLDPKKSLLLIPFSELWANQFLFWSIVGGFVTVFPVIYIPVINTKVFLHKSITW EWGVAVGTTALFLLGAEAWKWGKRVFARSSKAKNPEYELERNDPFQRYASFSRANTMVV* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 KVMVMSANDFDALTDD 698 0.96 2 QGLIGIYDPPREESAQ 637 0.94 2 SESDRSTPPRDPNSTF 24 0.94 3 MLTGDHPGTAKAIAQE 666 0.93 4 AGTIYDVVGNILGVTV 293 0.92 5 LNAIEEGRRMSANIQK 794 0.91 5 VRMIDALHRRKKFAAM 734 0.91 6 SMTWQALILAWECLDP 943 0.90 6 KWLMTATLANIATVNQ 474 0.90 7 SSKAKNPEYELERNDP 1037 0.89 8 EVIIDMFAYGVIMAAT 884 0.88 8 DATEIAIQVFTTRLNY 505 0.88 8 SKGRGSGIVFATGLNT 241 0.88 8 YASGDTKERANSDLSE 10 0.88 9 YGAGNGDLGIDCNATN 909 0.87 9 DYWYGERTEDDYDSQT 570 0.87 9 MSAIYKKDGETRVYTK 544 0.87 9 HIKVGDTVPADLRLFD 177 0.87 9 SITWEWGVAVGTTALF 1005 0.87 10 YPKILAHQVFNAMILV 86 0.86 10 VKETDEEIDFNKPYPD 451 0.86 11 NGSDVAKDASDIVLTD 772 0.85 11 AGINVHMLTGDHPGTA 660 0.85 11 SNEPYNPTVGDVRFAP 430 0.85 11 SGLIRRVDKSNDRKPQ 269 0.85 11 VQEVKAEKTMGSLKNL 134 0.85 12 RRKKFAAMTGDGVNDS 742 0.84 12 GDVRFAPYSPKFVKET 439 0.84 12 VLTITMAVGAQVMVTK 365 0.84 12 LSSPTARVTRNGDDFT 149 0.84 13 MPESMHKWLMTATLAN 468 0.83 13 IGAIAQSLKGNSGLIR 258 0.83 13 EVVYTDYSVPVPVGDR 215 0.83 13 AEAWKWGKRVFARSSK 1024 0.83 14 LILAWECLDPKKSLLL 949 0.82 14 TPPRDPNSTFQAYRLT 30 0.82 15 VGIAMGLNGSDVAKDA 765 0.81 15 TGDGVNDSPSLKKADV 750 0.81 15 ENRIQAYGPNNLGEGD 67 0.81 15 YGRESIAQEYEHLAEF 520 0.81 15 ELLWKAHGDATEIAIQ 497 0.81 15 MGSLKNLSSPTARVTR 143 0.81 16 DGLGAHDAENRIQAYG 59 0.80 16 ALGGINDICSDKTGTL 392 0.80 16 IVRKFDSLEALGGIND 383 0.80 17 YGVIMAATCLLSFVIV 892 0.79 17 AIIVMGSQKFHVNKEV 331 0.79 17 DWISGGVIAFVVFLNI 114 0.79 18 EVAIYAICVALSMIPS 345 0.78 18 ERANSDLSESDRSTPP 17 0.78 19 ASDIVLTDDNFASILN 780 0.77 19 GVTVGTPLQRKLSWLA 305 0.77 20 GFVTVFPVIYIPVINT 983 0.76 20 IGLAQNAASDDILEKP 860 0.76 20 TGYSVFPLSPVEVLWI 835 0.76 20 KELGDADMNDREQVES 617 0.76 20 SQTLVKLTEDDAKLIE 583 0.76 20 VWLPNIGTLDVQNSNE 417 0.76 20 CSDKTGTLTQGKMIAK 400 0.76 20 STFQAYRLTIDEVAQE 37 0.76 21 TAKAIAQEVGILPHNL 674 0.75 21 ESAQSVKSCHKAGINV 649 0.75 21 GETRVYTKGAVERLLG 552 0.75 21 TRNGDDFTIPAEEVVP 157 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 313 337 326 QRKLSWLAIFLFCVAVVFAIIVMGS 836 865 850 GYSVFPLSPVEVLWILVVTSTFPAIGLAQN 882 911 905 TWEVIIDMFAYGVIMAATCLLSFVIVVYGA 717 732 721 NLPVLPLVIARCAPKT 117 138 123 SGGVIAFVVFLNISVGFVQEVK 339 387 352 KFHVNKEVAIYAICVALSMIPSALILVLTITMAVGAQVMVT KNVIVRKF 199 242 224 DEALLTGESLPVAKNFEVVYTDYSVPVPVGDRLNLVYSSSI VSK 973 1005 993 NQFLFWSIVGGFVTVFPVIYIPVINTKVFLHKS 84 114 102 ISYPKILAHQVFNAMILVLIISMIIALAIKD 807 832 813 IQKFVLQLLAENVAQAFYLMIGLAFL 927 935 931 KDLCSLVFE 674 702 698 TAKAIAQEVGILPHNLYHYSEDVVKVMVM 167 194 173 AEEVVPGDIVHIKVGDTVPADLRLFDCM 947 969 964 QALILAWECLDPKKSLLLIPFSE 562 572 568 VERLLGLCDYW 603 616 612 ALSSQGLRVLAFAT 651 667 655 AQSVKSCHKAGINVHML 630 645 633 VESHLIFQGLIGIYDP 1011 1024 1021 GVAVGTTALFLLGA 293 311 306 AGTIYDVVGNILGVTVGTP 508 516 512 EIAIQVFTT 583 590 586 SQTLVKLT 246 252 251 SGIVFAT 435 451 448 NPTVGDVRFAPYSPKFV 781 787 783 SDIVLTD 414 420 416 AKKVWLP 481 487 484 LANIATV 526 536 534 AQEYEHLAEFP 259 264 263 GAIAQS 39 52 47 FQAYRLTIDEVAQE 791 796 794 ASILNA 759 768 762 SLKKADVGIA 1032 1037 1036 RVFARS 1054 1059 1056 QRYASF 397 402 398 NDICSD 30. MDL1 MIGMNRLIFSKAFTSSCKSMGKVPFTKSITRANTRYFKPTSILQQIRFNSKSSTTPNTEANSNGSTNSQSDT KKPRPKLTSEIFKLLRLAKPESKLIFFALICLVTTSATTMTLPLMIGKIIDTTKKDDDDDKGKDNDDKDDTQ PSDKLIFGLPQPQFYSALGVLFIVSASTNFGRIYLLRSVGERLVARLRSRLFSKILAQDAYFFDLGPSKTGM KTGDLISRIASDTQIISKSLSMNISDGIRAIISGCVGLSMMCYVSWKLSLCMSLIFPPLITMSWFYGRKIKA LSKLIQENIGDMTKVTEEKLNGVKVIQTFSQQQSVVHSYNQEIKNIFNSSMREAKLAGFFYSTNGFIGNVTM IGLLIMGTKLIGAGELTVGDLSSFMMYAVYTGTSVFGLGNFYTELMKGIGAAERVFELVEYQPRISNHLGKK VDELNGDIEFKGIDFTYPSRPESGIFKDLNLHIKQGENVCLVGPSGSGKSTVSQLLLRFYDPEKGTIQIGDD VITDLNLNHYRSKLGYVQQEPLLFSGTIKENILFGKEDATDEEINNALNLSYASNFVRHLPDGLDTKIGASN STQLSGGQKQRVSLARTLIRDPKILILDEATSALDSVSEEIVMSNLIQLNKNRGVTLISIAHRLSTIKNSDR IIVFNQDGQIVEDGKFNELHNDPNSQFNKLLKSHSLE* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 TNSQSDTKKPRPKLTS 66 0.94 1 SGTIKENILFGKEDAT 529 0.94 2 KGTIQIGDDVITDLNL 496 0.92 2 TTKKDDDDDKGKDNDD 124 0.92 3 TKSITRANTRYFKPTS 26 0.91 4 DGQIVEDGKFNELHND 655 0.90 4 SKLIQENIGDMTKVTE 290 0.90 5 SKSSTTPNTEANSNGS 50 0.89 5 IGKIIDTTKKDDDDDK 118 0.89 6 DFTYPSRPESGIFKDL 446 0.88 6 SSMREAKLAGFFYSTN 337 0.88 7 AGFFYSTNGFIGNVTM 345 0.87 7 TQIISKSLSMNISDGI 229 0.87 8 FGKEDATDEEINNALN 538 0.86 8 YVSWKLSLCMSLIFPP 259 0.86 9 TKLIGAGELTVGDLSS 368 0.85 9 TMSWFYGRKIKALSKL 277 0.85 10 MMYAVYTGTSVFGLGN 385 0.84 10 FSKILAQDAYFFDLGP 196 0.84 10 SCKSMGKVPFTKSITR 16 0.84 11 HRLSTIKNSDRIIVFN 638 0.83 12 TLISIAHRLSTIKNSD 632 0.82 12 AERVFELVEYQPRISN 412 0.82 13 SDGIRAIISGCVGLSM 241 0.81 14 GLLIMGTKLIGAGELT 362 0.80 15 DSVSEEIVMSNLIQLN 611 0.79 15 PTSILQQIRFNSKSST 39 0.79 15 TKVTEEKLNGVKVIQT 301 0.79 16 GYVQQEPLLFSGTIKE 519 0.77 17 TEANSNGSTNSQSDTK 58 0.76 17 LMKGIGAAERVFELVE 405 0.76 17 TGMKTGDLISRIASDT 214 0.76 18 QSVVHSYNQEIKNIFN 321 0.75 18 IISGCVGLSMMCYVSW 247 0.75 18 FGRIYLLRSVGERLVA 174 0.75 18 DDKGKDNDDKDDTQPS 131 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 80 108 102 TSEIFKLLRLAKPESKLIFFALICLVTTS 146 171 165 SDKLIFGLPQPQFYSALGVLFIVSAS 469 477 474 ENVCLVGPS 176 210 180 RIYLLRSVGERLVARLRSRLFSKILAQDAYFFDLG 310 328 324 GVKVIQTFSQQQSVVHSYN 482 492 486 STVSQLLLRFY 245 279 249 RAIISGCVGLSMMCYVSWKLSLCMSLIFPPLITMS 412 424 418 AERVFELVEYQPR 631 641 634 VTLISIAHRLS 514 530 524 YRSKLGYVQQEPLLFSG 676 682 681 NKLLKSH 586 593 591 QRVSLART 286 292 291 IKALSKL 596 617 600 RDPKILILDEATSALDSVSEEI 360 368 361 MIGLLIMGT 553 567 563 NLSYASNFVRHLPDG 386 399 392 MYAVYTGTSVFGLG 8 18 10 IFSKAFTSSCK 619 625 620 MSNLIQL 38 46 45 KPTSILQQI 375 381 379 ELTVGDL 20 27 26 MGKVPFTK 648 654 649 RIIVFNQ 228 235 233 DTQIISKS 460 466 464 DLNLHIK 113 119 117 TLPLMIG 656 661 657 GQIVED 31. ALP1 MSVEYPNSVTSLDKKPQVDLENVIEDASTSSEHRVAQTENLNRSLGARTINLICLGGVIGTGIFLGMGKMLS NAGPLGLLLNYLIMGSMIYFMMLSLGEMSVQYPISGSFAVYTKRFGSDSLAFATLFNYWLNDCVSVAADLVA LQLVMQYWTNFHWYVISIIFWVFLLLLNVLHVRLYAEAEYSLALLKVVTIIIFFIVSIICNAGKNPQHEYIG FKYWSYGDAPFVDGIRGFSKVFASAAYSFGGLESVSLTAGETKNPTRVIPKTVQMTFFRVLIFYILTAFFIG MNIPYDYPNLLTKKVATSPFTIVFQMVGAKGAGSFMNAVIMTSIVSAGNHALYAGSRLAYNLSLHGYIPKIF LPMNRFRVPYVAVIITWLIGGLCFASAFVGSGELWSWLQAIVGLSNLISWWVIGVVSIRFRRGLEKQGRTHE LLFKNWSYPYGPLYVVILGGFIILVQGWTTFSPFSVNDFFQSYLELGVFPLCFVFWWLVVRKGKDKFVKFED MDFDTDRYYETPEEIEKNRYANSLKGWAKFKYNFADNFL* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 GGLESVSLTAGETKNP 246 0.90 1 HEYIGFKYWSYGDAPF 212 0.90 2 IEDASTSSEHRVAQTE 24 0.87 2 YWSYGDAPFVDGIRGF 219 0.87 3 TGIFLGMGKMLSNAGP 61 0.86 3 TWLIGGLCFASAFVGS 376 0.86 3 NIPYDYPNLLTKKVAT 290 0.86 4 YYETPEEIEKNRYANS 512 0.85 5 EMSVQYPISGSFAVYT 99 0.83 5 KFEDMDFDTDRYYETP 501 0.83 5 FQMVGAKGAGSFMNAV 312 0.83 6 VQGWTTFSPFSVNDFF 457 0.82 6 AGSRLAYNLSLHGYIP 342 0.82 6 MTSIVSAGNHALYAGS 329 0.82 6 SVEYPNSVTSLDKKPQ 2 0.82 7 SGELWSWLQAIVGLSN 391 0.80 8 HRVAQTENLNRSLGAR 33 0.79 9 AGETKNPTRVIPKTVQ 255 0.78 10 LCFVFWWLVVRKGKDK 483 0.75 10 KQGRTHELLFKNWSYP 426 0.75 10 SDSLAFATLFNYWLND 119 0.75 10 ISGSFAVYTKRFGSDS 106 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 464 494 483 SPFSVNDFFQSYLELGVFPLCFVFWWLVVRK 441 460 447 PYGPLYVVILGGFIILVQGW 132 150 145 LNDCVSVAADLVALQLVMQ 367 392 371 RVPYVAVIITWLIGGLCFASAFVGSG 156 205 189 HWYVISIIFWVFLLLLNVLHVRLYAEAEYSLALLKVVT IIIFFIVSIICN 262 286 279 TRVIPKTVQMTFFRVLIFYILTAFF 409 419 415 SWWVIGVVSIR 50 58 55 INLICLGGV 76 88 82 PLGLLLNYLIMGS 395 407 401 WSWLQAIVGLSNL 234 246 240 FSKVFASAAYSFG 328 362 330 IMTSIVSAGNHALYAGSRLAYNLSLHGYIPKIFLP 98 115 104 GEMSVQYPISGSFAVYTK 292 315 312 PYDYPNLLTKKVATSPFTIVFQMV 120 130 125 DSLAFATLFNY 248 254 251 LESVSLT 14 23 21 KKPQVDLENV 4 12 6 EYPNSVTSL 224 231 225 DAPFVDGI 431 437 433 HELLFKN 212 220 217 HEYIGFKYW 497 502 499 DKFVKF 32. RAD23 MQIIFKDFKKQTVSLDVELTDTVLSTKEKLAQEKSCESSQIKLVYSGKVLQDDKDLQSYKLKEGASIIFMIN KTKKTPTPVPETKSTTGTSNVENKSTTESSTQNKAQGSTNESTTTTSSSSAPAPAPAGATTTTSEQQQPQPA ASNESTFAVGSEREASIQNIMEMGYERPQVEAALRAAFNNPHRAVEYLLTGIPESLQHPVAPAQPPATGTAP AQQTEGNTSESGQQGEDEEHEGDESTQHENLFEAAAAAAAGAGAGGAGSGAGAGAGSAEGDIGGLGDDQQMQ LLRAALQSNPELIQPLLEQLAASNPQIANLIQQDPEAFIRMFLSGAPGSGNDLGFEFEDESGETGAGGAAAA ATGEDEQGTIRIQLSEQDNNAINRLCELGFERDIVIQVYLACDKNEEVAADILFRDM* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 PELIQPLLEQLAASNP 298 0.93 1 TGIPESLQHPVAPAQP 194 0.93 2 PETKSTTGTSNVENKS 82 0.91 2 PATGTAPAQQTEGNTS 210 0.91 2 TSSSSAPAPAPAGATT 118 0.91 3 AVEYLLTGIPESLQHP 188 0.90 4 AGAGGAGSGAGAGAGS 258 0.89 5 ERPQVEAALRAAFNNP 170 0.88 6 ESSQIKLVYSGKVLQD 37 0.85 6 EASIQNIMEMGYERPQ 158 0.85 6 PAPAGATTTTSEQQQP 126 0.85 7 ANLIQQDPEAFIRMFL 316 0.84 7 MQLLRAALQSNPELIQ 287 0.84 7 GSTNESTTTTSSSSAP 109 0.84 8 KTKKTPTPVPETKSTT 73 0.83 8 DESGETGAGGAAAAAT 347 0.83 8 SESGQQGEDEEHEGDE 225 0.83 8 VAPAQPPATGTAPAQQ 204 0.83 9 ASIIFMINKTKKTPTP 65 0.80 10 SAEGDIGGLGDDQQMQ 273 0.79 10 EDEEHEGDESTQHENL 232 0.79 11 DIVIQVYLACDKNEEV 393 0.78 11 TIRIQLSEQDNNAINR 369 0.78 12 PAQQTEGNTSESGQQG 216 0.77 13 SSTQNKAQGSTNESTT 101 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 392 403 397 RDIVIQVYLACD 10 27 16 KQTVSLDVELTDTVLSTK 32 53 47 QEKSCESSQIKLVYSGKVLQDD 186 210 203 HRAVEYLLTGIPESLQHPVAPAQPP 287 313 302 MQLLRAALQSNPELIQPLLEQLAASNP 171 180 175 RPQVEAALRA 383 389 387 NRLCELG 56 62 59 LQSYKLK 315 322 316 IANLIQQD 64 70 68 GASIIFM 121 129 126 SSAPAPAPA 249 257 250 EAAAAAAAG 78 84 79 PTPVPET 33. RFA1 MSSLQLSKGALKQVFSKEGHDSVQIPMILQITNIKAFDVSPSDSKKFRILVNDGVYSTHGLIDESCSEYIKN NNCQRYAIVQVNAFSIFATSKHFFVIKNFEVLAPTSEKSPNNIIPIDTYFLEHPEENYLTVMKKSESRDRES PVPGVTPPLAQSTNSFKSEVGGGVAAQSKPAGTHRKVSPIETISPYQNNWTIKARVSYKGDLRTWSNSKGEG KVFGFNLLDESDEIKASAFNETAERAHKLLEEGKVYYISKARVAAARKKFNTLSHPYELTFDKDTEITECFD ESDVPKLNFNFVKLDQVQNLEANAIIDVLGALKTVFPPFQITAKSTGKVFDRRNILVVDETGFGIELGLWNN TATDFNIEEGTVVAVKGCKVSDYDGRTLSLTQAGSIIPNPGTPESFKLKGWYDNIGIHESFKSLKIDNAGSG GDKISQRISINQALEEHSGSTEKPDYFSIKASVTFCKPENFAYPACPNLVQNADATRPAQVCNKKLVFQDND GTWRCERCAKTYEEPTWRYVLSCSVTDSTGHMWVTLFNDQAEKLLGIDATELVKKKEQKSEVANQIMNNTLF KEFSLRVKAKQETYNDELKTRYSAAGINELDYASESQFLIKKLDQLLK* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 KSESRDRESPVPGVTP 136 0.96 2 YFSIKASVTFCKPENF 458 0.95 3 AKTYEEPTWRYVLSCS 513 0.94 3 DVSPSDSKKFRILVND 38 0.94 4 HGLIDESCSEYIKNNN 59 0.93 5 GSIIPNPGTPESFKLK 394 0.91 6 NWTIKARVSYKGDLRT 193 0.89 7 SGSTEKPDYFSIKASV 450 0.88 7 AGSGGDKISQRISINQ 429 0.88 7 PGTPESFKLKGWYDNI 400 0.88 7 YLTVMKKSESRDRESP 130 0.88 8 SVTFCKPENFAYPACP 464 0.87 8 DKDTEITECFDESDVP 278 0.87 9 DGVYSTHGLIDESCSE 53 0.86 9 DNDGTWRCERCAKTYE 502 0.86 9 NFEVLAPTSEKSPNNI 100 0.86 10 TGFGIELGLWNNTATD 349 0.85 11 TECFDESDVPKLNFNF 284 0.84 11 THRKVSPIETISPYQN 177 0.84 11 EHPEENYLTVMKKSES 124 0.84 12 GCKVSDYDGRTLSLTQ 377 0.83 12 GDLRTWSNSKGEGKVF 204 0.83 13 RISINQALEEHSGSTE 439 0.82 13 IIPIDTYFLEHPEENY 115 0.82 14 SLKIDNAGSGGDKISQ 423 0.81 14 ANAIIDVLGALKTVFP 310 0.81 15 GVAAQSKPAGTHRKVS 167 0.80 16 YNDELKTRYSAAGINE 590 0.79 16 GRTLSLTQAGSIIPNP 385 0.79 16 FNIEEGTVVAVKGCKV 365 0.79 16 VYYISKARVAAARKKF 251 0.79 16 LKQVFSKEGHDSVQIP 11 0.79 17 PIETISPYQNNWTIKA 183 0.78 18 AFSIFATSKHFFVIKN 85 0.77 18 KKKEQKSEVANQIMNN 558 0.77 18 PVPGVTPPLAQSTNSF 145 0.77 19 CSVTDSTGHMWVTLFN 527 0.76 19 NLVQNADATRPAQVCN 480 0.76 19 AYPACPNLVQNADATR 474 0.76 19 NSKGEGKVFGFNLLDE 211 0.76 20 LLGIDATELVKKKEQK 548 0.75 20 PPLAQSTNSFKSEVGG 151 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 521 530 526 WRYVLSCSVT 370 383 375 GTVVAVKGCKVSDY 490 501 496 PAQVCNKKLVFQ 76 107 78 QRYAIVQVNAFSIFATSKHFFVIKNFEVLAPT 473 485 479 FAYPACPNLVQNA 297 308 302 FNFVKLDQVQNL 248 263 254 EGKVYYISKARVAAAR 313 330 326 IIDVLGALKTVFPPFQIT 20 32 26 HDSVQIPMILQIT 458 471 466 YFSIKASVTFCKPE 342 348 346 NILVVDE 144 156 152 SPVPGVTPPLAQS 4 17 13 LQLSKGALKQVFSK 56 69 58 YSTHGLIDESCSEY 47 54 53 FRILVNDG 268 276 272 TLSHPYELT 611 621 616 ESQFLIKKLDQ 577 586 582 KEFSLRVKAK 197 203 199 KARVSYK 165 173 171 GGGVAAQSK 178 189 184 HRKVSPIETISP 36 42 37 AFDVSPS 117 125 120 PIDTYFLEH 554 559 554 TELVKK 509 515 512 CERCAKT 387 398 390 TLSLTQAGSIIP 546 551 550 EKLLGI 418 424 423 HESFKSL 34. IPF9141 MSLQKISAFPDGNSFVHFNHSIGKLVIANSEGLMKILNTNDPESQPISIDILDNLTSLSSHEDKSIVLTTTE GKLELIDLSTNTSKGVLYRSELPLRDTVFINQGNRVLCGGDENKLVIVDLQTTGEEDSNNKVSTISLPDQVV NISYNTSGELSAISLSNGNVQIYSVVNEQPNLIYTINSVIPTKIHTSMDKVDYNDEHHDELFSTKTQWSTNG QLLLVPTIDNQIHVYDRQDWTKVVKEFNNDNVKIIDFNLSAQGNLAIMSLNSFKVYNFSSEKLINEDDFEFD EDGYPLNIIWKDNNLFVGSTVGETLHLRNVVKGKTDDVLNSLFISDAEEEEEEEEREVGRKKLGVEEDEGND TDALLRDSDIEQDINVEDRIGQRKRNRRPYKLHEEDDLVIDEDDNENLGFDDRVVSNGYSTNGHKRYKSRSP SEAIPKISKIKPYSPGSTPFEHRGASADRRYLTMNNIGYTWVVQNKDTTDDATSGSGSGGNSITVSFFDRSL NTEYHFTDYHNFDLASMNQRGVLLGTSSTGHIYYRSHNEATNDSWDRKLPLLVSEYITSICITNNASATNTI IVGTNLGYLRFFNQFGVCINILKTLPVVTLIASATVNAKLFVINQVTTNVYSYSILDINQDYKYIPHNAPMP LKDHTPLIKGIFFNEFNDPCIVGGEDDTLLILHSWRESNNAKWIPILNCHKVLTEYGTNSNKKNWKCWPLGF IGDKLNCLILKNNSQYPGFPLPLPIELEVELPIKNKFEEDEAEENFLRSLTLGKLISDSLNDELPGEIEEDE VMERLNQYSMLFDKSLLKLFGESCKESKLGKAFSIARLIKTDKALLAASRIAERMEFLNLASKIGQLRESLV DIDGDSD* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 HKVLTEYGTNSNKKNW 698 0.95 1 TGHIYYRSHNEATNDS 533 0.95 2 GVEEDEGNDTDALLRD 352 0.92 3 DTTDDATSGSGSGGNS 479 0.90 3 KLHEEDDLVIDEDDNE 391 0.90 3 EEEEEEREVGRKKLGV 338 0.90 4 ASRIAERMEFLNLASK 840 0.89 4 ASADRRYLTMNNIGYT 457 0.89 5 PGEIEEDEVMERLNQY 785 0.88 5 HTPLIKGIFFNEFNDP 652 0.88 5 VGRKKLGVEEDEGNDT 346 0.88 6 PSEAIPKISKIKPYSP 432 0.87 6 EGLMKILNTNDPESQP 31 0.87 6 IHTSMDKVDYNDEHHD 188 0.87 6 QVVNISYNTSGELSAI 142 0.87 6 LVIVDLQTTGEEDSNN 117 0.87 7 PLLVSEYITSICITNN 554 0.86 7 NTEYHFTDYHNFDLAS 505 0.86 7 YSPGSTPFEHRGASAD 445 0.86 7 QIHVYDRQDWTKVVKE 227 0.86 7 VSTISLPDQVVNISYN 134 0.86 8 RVVSNGYSTNGHKRYK 413 0.85 8 LQKISAFPDGNSFVHF 3 0.85 9 DLVIDEDDNENLGFDD 397 0.84 9 ALLRDSDIEQDINVED 363 0.84 10 ERLNQYSMLFDKSLLK 795 0.82 10 MNNIGYTWVVQNKDTT 466 0.82 10 NGHKRYKSRSPSEAIP 422 0.82 10 VPTIDNQIHVYDRQDW 221 0.82 10 SGELSAISLSNGNVQI 151 0.82 11 GSTVGETLHLRNVVKG 306 0.81 11 KLINEDDFEFDEDGYP 278 0.81 12 NLASKIGQLRESLVDI 851 0.80 12 TNNASATNTIIVGTNL 567 0.80 13 DKSIVLTTTEGKLELI 63 0.78 13 LGYLRFFNQFGVCINI 582 0.78 13 GGNSITVSFFDRSLNT 491 0.78 13 KLVIANSEGLMKILNT 24 0.78 14 HDELFSTKTQWSTNGQ 202 0.77 15 KLFGESCKESKLGKAF 810 0.76 15 GFIGDKLNCLILKNNS 719 0.76 15 ITSICITNNASATNTI 561 0.76 16 ILDINQDYKYIPHNAP 631 0.75 16 SATVNAKLFVINQVTT 609 0.75 16 FDEDGYPLNIIWKDNN 287 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 164 173 167 VQIYSVVNEQ 590 621 604 QFGVCINILKTLPVVTLIASATVNAKLFVINQ 116 123 120 KLVIVDLQ 216 224 221 GQLLLVPTI 552 568 555 KLPLLVSEYITSICITN 623 635 629 TTNVYSYSILDIN 691 703 698 WIPILNCEKVLTE 724 731 727 KLNCLILK 310 321 316 GETLHLRNVVKG 135 147 141 STISLPDQVVNIS 737 752 742 PGFPLPLPIELEVELP 676 682 679 TLLILHS 326 333 329 VLNSLFIS 302 308 306 NLFVGST 22 29 25 IGKLVIAN 86 103 91 KGVLYRSELPLRDTVFIN 471 477 472 YTWVVQN 154 159 157 LSAISL 666 671 667 DPCIVG 715 722 718 CWPLGFIG 805 815 809 DKSLLKLFGES 175 188 186 NLIYTINSVIPTKI 525 530 529 GVLLGT 833 842 840 TDKALLAASR 495 501 497 ITVSFFD 44 61 49 SQPISIDILDNLTSLSSH 767 778 769 LRSLTLGKLISD 859 867 861 LRESLVDID 75 80 78 LELIDL 13 20 19 NSFVHFNH 268 274 269 SFKVYNF 411 418 417 DDRVVSNG 822 831 828 GKAFSIARLI 575 588 585 TIIVGTNLGYLRFF 534 539 538 GHIYYR 227 233 230 QIHVYDR 64 70 67 KSIVLTT 651 659 658 DHTPLIKGI 4 9 6 QKISAF 237 242 240 TKVVKE 637 644 640 DYKYIPHN 850 857 853 LNLASKIG 433 449 442 SEAIPKISKIKPYSPGS 248 256 250 VKIIDFNLS 395 401 398 EDDLVID 348 353 350 RKKLGV 35. IPF19872 MENIENLKLYINSLSQSISAYESALSPLQNKQLSDMILNINTTSSTTSTTSTSEEQQIQILNNFAYLLISTL FSYLKSLGIDTDSHPIKMELSRIKSSMNRLKNIKNEINGDTNKQEEEEEEKEKLKKSKEYLSRTLGVRDVGS SVDVKSMGTSAISKQNFQGKHIKFDDHDNADEKKDDGNKNDLKKSKNKKPNSTGSKSNSKSKSKLNVKESKI TKPKSNKKSSTKNKNK* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 SQSISAYESALSPLQN 15 0.89 2 GKHIKFDDHDNADEKK 163 0.88 3 KESKITKPKSNKKSST 212 0.86 3 DEKKDDGNKNDLKKSK 175 0.86 4 SLGIDTDSHPIKMELS 78 0.85 5 KKPNSTGSKSNSKSKS 192 0.82 6 TTSSTTSTTSTSEEQQ 42 0.81 7 TSAISKQNFQGKHIKF 153 0.80 8 MELSRIKSSMNRLKNI 90 0.79 8 VDVKSMGTSAISKQNF 146 0.79 9 LSPLQNKQLSDMILNI 25 0.78 10 TNKQEEEEEEKEKLKK 113 0.77 11 EYLSRTLGVRDVGSSV 131 0.76 12 GNKNDLKKSKNKKPNS 181 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 56 82 69 QQIQILNNFAYLLISTLFSYLKSLGID 129 149 145 SKEYLSRTLGVRDVGSSVDVK 6 31 26 NLKLYINSLSQSISAYESALSPLQNK 208 214 208 KLNVKES 84 95 95 DSHPIKMELSRI 163 168 168 GKHIKF 36. LPD1 MLRSFKSIPANGKLAQFVRYASTKKYDVVVIGGGPGGYVAAIKAAQLGLNTACIEKRGALGGTCLNVGCIPS KSLLNNSHLLHQIQHEAKERGISIQGEVGVDFPKLMAAKEKAVKQLTGGIEMLFKKNKVDYLKGAGSFVNEK TVKVTPIDGSEAQEVEADHIIVATGSEPTPFPGIEIDEERIVTSTGILSLKEVPERLAIIGGGIIGLEMASV YARLGSKVTVIEFQNAIGAGMDAEVAKQSQKLLAKQGLDFKLGTKVVKGERDGEVVKIEVEDVKSGKKSDLE ADVLLVAIGRRPFTEGLNFEAIGLEKDNKGRLIIDDQFKTKHDHIRVIGDVTFGPMLAHKAEEEGIAAAEYI KKGHGHVNYANIPSVMYTHPEVAWVGLNEEQLKEQGIKYKVGKFPFIANSRAKTNMDTDGFVKFIADAETQR VLGVHIIGPNAGEMIAEAGLALEYGASTEDISRTCHAHPTLSEAFKEAALATFDKPINF* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 SVMYTHPEVAWVGLNE 374 0.95 2 GVHIIGPNAGEMIAEA 435 0.94 3 TEDISRTCHAHPTLSE 460 0.90 4 AKTNMDTDGFVKFIAD 412 0.89 4 AEYIKKGHGHVNYANI 357 0.89 5 HIRVIGDVTFGPMLAH 332 0.86 5 LLVAIGRRPFTEGLNF 292 0.86 5 EKTVKVTPIDGSEAQE 143 0.86 6 AFKEAALATFDKPINF 476 0.85 6 VTVIEFQNAIGAGMDA 224 0.85 7 VAAIKAAQLGLNTACI 39 0.84 8 EQLKEQGIKYKVGKFP 390 0.83 9 ALEYGASTEDISRTCH 453 0.82 9 VEDVKSGKKSDLEADV 276 0.82 9 DVVVIGGGPGGYVAAI 27 0.82 10 TCLNVGCIPSKSLLNN 63 0.81 10 KGAGSFVNEKTVKVTP 135 0.81 11 TACIEKRGALGGTCLN 51 0.80 11 HPTLSEAFKEAALATF 470 0.80 11 LGTKVVKGERDGEVVK 258 0.80 11 QNAIGAGMDAEVAKQS 230 0.80 11 LRSFKSIPANGKLAQF 2 0.80 11 TSTGILSLKEVPERLA 187 0.80 12 GISIQGEVGVDFPKLM 93 0.79 12 FPGIEIDEERIVTSTG 175 0.79 12 VKQLTGGIEMLFKKNK 115 0.79 13 HGHVNYANIPSVMYTH 364 0.78 14 FPFIANSRAKTNMDTD 404 0.77 15 EEEGIAAAEYIKKGHG 350 0.76 15 IGLEMASVYARLGSKV 209 0.76 15 ATGSEPTPFPGIEIDE 167 0.76 16 EVGVDFPKLMAAKEKA 99 0.75 16 ADHIIVATGSEPTPFP 161 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 288 297 294 EADVLLVAIG 431 440 436 QRVLGVHIIG 61 87 67 GGTCLNVGCIPSKSLLNNSHLLHQIQH 25 33 28 KYDVVVIGG 269 279 273 GEVVKIEVEDV 464 476 470 SRTCHAHPTLSEA 14 21 17 LAQFVRYA 185 206 194 IVTSTGILSLKEVPERLAIIGG 36 56 41 GGYVAAIKAAQLGLNTACIEK 211 230 217 LEMASVYARLGSKVTVIEFQ 156 169 164 AQEVEADHIIVATG 364 386 382 HGHVNYANIPSVMYTHPEVAWVG 143 151 148 EKTVKVTPI 332 348 336 HIRVIGDVTFGPMLAHK 259 265 260 GTKVVKG 241 253 251 VAKQSQKLLAKQG 97 108 103 QGEVGVDFPKLM 421 426 423 FVKFIA 398 409 404 KYKVGKFPFIAN 131 140 134 VDYLKGAGSF 449 457 455 EAGLALEYG 112 119 116 EKAVKQLT 319 324 323 RLIIDD 479 486 479 EAALATFD 37. PDB1 MSSLSSVTRSAKLATQSLKYNTRPSLSKIGQFQTSKITYRANSTQSTPVKEITVRDALNQALSEELDRDEDV FLMGEEVAQYNGAYKVSRGLLDKFGEKRVIDTPITEMGFTGLAVGAALHGLKPVLEFMTWNFAMQGIDHILN SAAKTLYMSGGKQPCNITFRGPNGAAAGVAAQHSQCYAAWYGSIPGLKVLSPYSAEDYKGLLKAAIRDPNPV VFLENEIAYGETFKVSEEFSSPDFILPIGKAKIEKEGTDLTIVGHSRALKFAVEAAEILEKDFGIKAEVLNL RSIKPLDVPAIVDSVKKTNHLVTVENGFPGFGVGSEICAQIMESEAFDYLDAPVERVTGCEVPTPYAKELED FAFPDTEVILRACKKVLSL* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 GQFQTSKITYRANSTQ 30 0.92 2 CAQIMESEAFDYLDAP 326 0.91 3 RGLLDKFGEKRVIDTP 90 0.90 4 KRVIDTPITEMGFTGL 99 0.89 5 AFDYLDAPVERVTGCE 334 0.87 5 KAAIRDPNPVVFLENE 207 0.87 6 YRANSTQSTPVKEITV 39 0.86 7 YAAWYGSIPGLKVLSP 181 0.85 7 AMQGIDHILNSAAKTL 135 0.85 8 STPVKEITVRDALNQA 46 0.84 8 VERVTGCEVPTPYAKE 342 0.84 8 SAEDYKGLLKAAIRDP 198 0.84 9 NLRSIKPLDVPAIVDS 287 0.83 10 GVAAQHSQCYAAWYGS 172 0.82 11 VSEEFSSPDFILPIGK 231 0.81 11 KVLSPYSAEDYKGLLK 192 0.81 11 YMSGGKQPCNITFRGP 151 0.81 12 AQYNGAYKVSRGLLDK 80 0.80 12 AVEAAEILEKDFGIKA 268 0.80 13 ENEIAYGETFKVSEEF 220 0.79 14 TPYAKELEDFAFPDTE 352 0.78 15 GFTGLAVGAALHGLKP 110 0.77 16 VPAIVDSVKKTNHLVT 296 0.76 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 365 376 376 DTEVILRACKKV 282 303 297 KAEVLNLRSIKPLDVPAIVDSV 170 200 194 AAGVAAQHSQCYAAWYGSIPGLKVLSPYSAE 213 222 216 PNPVVFLENE 113 129 117 GLAVGAALHGLKPVLEF 335 356 348 FDYLDAPVERVTGCEVPTPYAK 322 329 324 GSEICAQI 305 313 309 KTNHLVTVE 256 274 259 LTIVGHSRALKFAVEAAEI 46 52 51 STPVKEI 238 246 241 PDFILPIGK 4 19 5 LSSVTRSAKLATQSLK 203 210 207 KGLLKAAI 85 95 90 AYKVSRGLLDK 140 150 144 DHILNSAAKTL 25 30 29 SLSKIG 228 234 234 TFKVSEE 71 77 71 DVFLMGE 38. MDH12 MVKVTVAGAAGGIGQPLSLLLKLNPNVDELALFDIVNAKGVAADLSHINTPAVVTGHQPANKEDKTAITEAL QGTDLVIIPAGVPRKPGMTRADLFNINASIIRDLVANIARVAPTAAILIISNPVNATVPIAAEVLKKLGVFN PRKLFGVTTLDSVRAETFLGELTNTDPTKLKGKISVIGGHSGDTIVPLINYDAGVGVLSDSDYKNFVHRVQF GGDEVVKAKNGAGSATLSMAYAGYRFADYVISSLTGGATPAGRIPDSSYIYLPGVSGGKEFSAKYVDGVDFF SVPVVLSQGEIRSFVNPFEELTVTKEEKKLVEVALKGLKGSITQGTEFVNASKL* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 AGGIGQPLSLLLKLNP 10 0.94 2 KGSITQGTEFVNASKL 327 0.92 3 ASIIRDLVANIARVAP 100 0.91 4 LVIIPAGVPRKPGMTR 77 0.90 5 GDTIVPLINYDAGVGV 186 0.89 6 SLTGGATPAGRIPDSS 249 0.88 7 PGMTRADLFNINASII 88 0.87 8 SSYIYLPGVSGGKEFS 263 0.86 9 QGEIRSFVNPFEELTV 296 0.85 9 HRVQFGGDEVVKAKNG 212 0.85 10 PAVVTGHQPANKEDKT 51 0.83 11 TVPIAAEVLKKLGVFN 129 0.82 12 LSMAYAGYRFADYVIS 233 0.80 13 TFLGELTNTDPTKLKG 161 0.79 13 LVANIARVAPTAAILI 106 0.79 14 KKLGVFNPRKLFGVTT 138 0.77 15 AAILIISNPVNATVPI 117 0.76 16 TPAGRIPDSSYIYLPG 255 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 278 297 291 SAKYVDGVDFFSVPVVLSQG 14 25 20 GQPLSLLLKLNP 316 329 320 KKLVEVALKGLKGS 74 87 81 GTDLVIIPAGVPRK 28 57 33 DELALFDIVNAKGVAADLSHINTPAVVTGH 262 272 268 DSSYIYLPGVS 127 143 139 NATVPIAAEVLKKLGVF 208 215 213 KNFVHRVQ 187 196 192 DTIVPLINYD 4 9 5 VTVAGA 242 250 248 FADYVISSL 103 125 120 IRDLVANIARVAPTAAILIISNP 198 205 200 GVGVLSDS 148 157 154 LFGVTTLDSV 176 183 181 GKISVIGG 219 225 222 DEVVKAK 300 306 302 RSFVNPF 233 240 239 LSMAYAGY 39. CAR1 MSSIQYKYHPDKKASIITAPFSGGQPKGGVELGPDYILKAGFQKQIESLGWTTDLKEPLEGTDYEKMKTNDK DDFGVKNSKIVSESCQKIHDAVKGSLAEGKLPITIGGDHSIGTATVSASLVHDPSTCVVWVDAHADINTPKT TDSGNLHGCPLSFIMGIDRDSYPPEFSWVPQVLKSNKLVYIGLRDVDDGEKEILRKHNIAAFSMYHVDKYGI GKVVEMALDKVNPNRDCPVHLSYDVDAIDPSFVPATGTRVEGGLSLREGLFIAEEIAQSGLLQSLDIVETNP MLAETEEHVLDTVSAACAIGRCALGQTLL* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 MSSIQYKYHPDKKASI 1 0.96 2 PLEGTDYEKMKTNDKD 58 0.92 3 ASLVHDPSTCVVWVDA 120 0.91 4 DHSIGTATVSASLVHD 110 0.90 5 KMKTNDKDDFGVKNSK 66 0.86 5 KVVEMALDKVNPNRDC 218 0.86 6 INTPKTTDSGNLHGCP 139 0.84 7 APFSGGQPKGGVELGP 19 0.83 7 FIMGIDRDSYPPEFSW 157 0.83 8 DCPVHLSYDVDAIDPS 232 0.82 9 KLPITIGGDHSIGTAT 102 0.81 10 KGGVELGPDYILKAGF 27 0.80 11 SLGWTTDLKEPLEGTD 48 0.78 11 TVSAACAIGRCALGQT 300 0.78 11 LVYIGLRDVDDGEKEI 182 0.78 12 DKYGIGKVVEMALDKV 212 0.77 13 PSFVPATGTRVEGGLS 246 0.76 13 STCVVWVDAHADINTP 127 0.76 14 SLDIVETNPMLAETEE 280 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 232 253 236 DCPVHLSYDVDAIDPSFVPATG 114 136 132 GTATVSASLVHDPSTCVVWVDAH 294 314 304 EEHVLDTVSAACAIGRCALGQ 167 188 176 PPEFSWVPQVLKSNKLVYIGLR 150 158 153 LHGCPLSFI 274 285 281 QSGLLQSLDIVE 79 97 85 NSKIVSESCQKIHDAVKGS 216 227 217 IGKVVEMALDKV 206 214 208 FSMYHVDKY 29 41 35 GVELGPDYILKAG 4 9 7 IQYKYE 13 20 18 KASIITAP 263 272 269 REGLFIAEEI 100 106 104 EGKLPIT 40. IPF6881 MTKEQLNNDSKNSVVEEEDGGAQFQSYLNNDGIDELTPSVRKHRVSSLSLSDLNQWQNGLTKLSSSTSLSKK NSSSANLKKVDSLAKLSRNASIIKRKKKEIIDHERVASYAFCFDIDGVILRGPDTIPQAVEAMKLLNGENKY HIKVPSIFVTNGGGKPEQQRADDLSKRLNCTITKEQIIQGHTPMKDLVDVYKNVLVVGGVGNVCRNVAESYG FKNVYTPLDIMKWNPAVSPYHDLTEEERVCTKDVDFHKIPIDAIMVFADSRNWAADQQIILELLLSVNGVMG TQSKTFDEGPQIYFAHSDFIWATNYKLSRYGMGALQVSIAALYREHTGKELKVNRFGKPQKGTFKFANKVLS HWRQGVLDEHLKKLSVNDPNANDADILINEDGEEIINQAKLENYNWSDSEDDEDDEDAVNGGSSTAKKALKD VGKIADVGKPDKITLELPPASTVYFVGDTPESDIRFANSHDASWHSILVKTGVYQAGTEPKYKPKHLCNDVL EAVKYAIEREHAMELAEWNETAQDVNEDDKGSRLNFADLVMTPSDKKENDTTEKKPSGVSSTSKSSIAEAEE VEVPDILAAQIEKLKDVSVSK* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 VGKIADVGKPDKITLE 433 0.92 1 EQIIQGHTPMKDLVDV 179 0.92 2 ESDIRFANSHDASWHS 463 0.91 2 LELPPASTVYFVGDTP 447 0.91 2 PDTIPQAVEAMKLLNG 125 0.91 3 KKEIIDHERVASYAFC 99 0.89 3 ADLVMTPSDKKENDTT 541 0.89 3 REHAMELAEWNETAQD 513 0.89 3 AVSPYHDLTEEERVCT 232 0.89 3 KPEQQRADDLSKRLNC 159 0.89 3 VEEEDGGAQFQSYLNN 15 0.89 4 GVMGTQSKTFDEGPQI 285 0.88 5 NETAQDVNEDDKGSRL 523 0.87 5 YQAGTEPKYKPKHLCN 486 0.87 5 DEHLKKLSVNDPNAND 368 0.87 5 GIDELTPSVRKHRVSS 32 0.87 6 QAKLENYNWSDSEDDE 398 0.86 7 HSILVKTGVYQAGTEP 477 0.85 7 YFVGDTPESDIRFANS 456 0.85 7 DILINEDGEEIINQAK 385 0.85 7 GKPQKGTFKFANKVLS 345 0.85 8 CRNVAESYGFKNVYTP 208 0.84 9 AALYREHTGKELKVNR 328 0.83 9 EGPQIYFAHSDFIWAT 296 0.83 10 SGVSSTSKSSIAEAEE 561 0.82 10 NWSDSEDDEDDEDAVN 405 0.82 10 TNYKLSRYGMGALQVS 311 0.82 10 CFDIDGVILRGPDTIP 114 0.82 11 SDFIWATNYKLSRYGM 305 0.81 12 KIPIDAIMVFADSRNW 254 0.79 12 IMKWNPAVSPYHDLTE 226 0.79 13 GFKNVYTPLDIMKWNP 216 0.78 14 LVVGGVGNVCRNVAES 199 0.77 15 KKENDTTEKKPSGVSS 550 0.76 16 KVDSLAKLSRNASIIK 81 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 189 214 201 KDLVDVYKNVLVVGGVGNVCRNVAES 272 286 280 DQQIILELLLSVNGV 105 123 111 HERVASYAFCFDIDGVILR 321 333 328 GALQVSIAALYRE 495 510 501 KPKHLCNDVLEAVKYA 145 154 150 HIKVPSIFVT 444 460 455 KITLELPPASTVYFVGD 576 588 580 EVEVPDILAAQIE 36 53 48 LTPSVRKHRVSSLSLSDL 474 488 483 ASWHSILVKTGVYQA 355 377 373 ANKVLSHWRQGVLDEHLKKLSVN 231 238 234 PAVSPYHD 217 224 223 FKNVYTPL 243 265 247 ERVCTKDVDFHKIPIDAIMVFAD 79 88 85 LKKVDSLAKL 540 546 541 FADLVMT 427 440 436 KKALKDVGKIADVG 299 307 301 QIYFAHSDF 128 135 131 IPQAVEAM 60 69 66 LTKLSSSTSL 12 17 12 NSVVEE 560 566 562 PSGVSST 41. IPF4258 MSDSVDRVFVKAIATIRALSSRSNYGSLPRPPAENRIKLYGLYKQATEGDVDGVMPRPVGFTAEDEGAKKKW DAWKREQGLSKTEAKKRYVSYLIETMRVYASGTSEARELLNELEYLWEQIKDLPSSDEETDHHHIPLPSRSP TFSQTDRFSNRTPSITGARTTGTSNLNNIYSHSRRNTTLSLNEYVQQQRMQHQNQQQLHDTTSQPGAPVGGG GGGGGSIYSLPGRMGANNVIEDFKNWQSEVNMVINKLTREFVNSRREVQGNENGDPSTGDRDEELDDVEIIK RRIIHILKFVGWNALKFLKNFAVSLITFMFIVWCIKKNVHVERTYVKQPTNNANKSKKELIINMVLNTDENK WFIRLLGFINRFIGFV* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 GGGSIYSLPGRMGANN 219 0.95 2 YGLYKQATEGDVDGVM 40 0.90 2 HVERTYVKQPTNNANK 328 0.90 3 SYLIETMRVYASGTSE 92 0.88 3 RPVGFTAEDEGAKKKW 57 0.88 3 PVGGGGGGGGSIYSLP 212 0.88 3 PSITGARTTGTSNLNN 157 0.88 4 AKKKWDAWKREQGLSK 68 0.87 5 RVYASGTSEARELLNE 99 0.85 5 HHHIPLPSRSPTFSQT 134 0.85 6 QQLHDTTSQPGAPVGG 200 0.83 6 RSPTFSQTDRFSNRTP 142 0.83 7 RREVQGNENGDPSTGD 261 0.82 7 LPSSDEETDHHHIPLP 125 0.82 8 WEQIKDLPSSDEETDH 119 0.81 9 PAENRIKLYGLYKQAT 32 0.80 10 KRRIIHILKFVGWNAL 288 0.79 10 HSRRNTTLSLNEYVQQ 176 0.79 10 LNNIYSHSRRNTTLSL 170 0.79 11 PGRMGANNVIEDFKNW 227 0.78 12 LSKTEAKKRYVSYLIE 81 0.77 13 NNVIEDFKNWQSEVNM 233 0.76 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 5 20 11 VDRVFVKAIATIRALS 289 301 295 RRIIHILKFVGWN 303 336 321 LKFLKNFAVSLITFMFIVWCIKKNVHVERTYVKQ 88 103 92 KRYVSYLIETMRVYAS 134 143 137 HHHIPLPSRS 38 45 40 KLYGLYKQ 185 192 186 LNEYVQQQ 363 373 366 IRLLGFINRFI 209 214 210 PGAPVG 56 62 57 PRPVGFT 26 31 30 GSLPRP 112 120 114 LNELEYLWE 246 252 247 VNMVINK 199 205 199 QQQLHDT 42. IPF7489 MTRYRLTYQLKNIALEFGENDGKYFIQLGHSSTGKILNLSTLPSYLTERKVIIIDSVKSGTGRTPGKDIYSD ILDPLFKELSIEHEYHATKSATSISELASSLKDHKVTIIFISGDTSINEFINSLNDSEKGEIAIFPIPGGTG NSLSLSLNITNPLDAIIRLFSAGTTSPLNLYEVDFPQGSHYLIANELGSPVPSHLKFLVVLSWGFHASLVAD SDTPELRKHGIKRFQLAAHQNLSRDQKYEGDFYINDVELNGPFAYWLVTASQRFEPTFEISPKGDILKDELY VVTFNTQNTQYYIMDIMKEVYDKGSHIKNPNVVYKKLDKNDKIQLKTKNSKPLIQRRFCVDGSIIALPETES HEIYIHVKDNSQHSWKLYIIH* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 GSHIKNPNVVYKKLDK 312 0.95 2 KVIIIDSVKSGTGRTP 50 0.92 3 SVKSGTGRTPGKDIYS 56 0.90 3 ISGDTSINEFINSLND 113 0.90 4 YIMDIMKEVYDKGSHI 300 0.89 4 GGTGNSLSLSLNITNP 141 0.89 5 ELSIEHEYHATKSATS 80 0.86 5 SHEIYIHVKDNSQHSW 360 0.86 5 NLSRDQKYEGDFYIND 237 0.86 6 YQLKNIALEFGENDGK 8 0.84 6 LVTASQRFEPTFEISP 263 0.84 7 YFIQLGHSSTGKILNL 24 0.83 8 SISELASSLKDHKVTI 95 0.82 9 KGDILKDELYVVTFNT 279 0.80 9 EPTFEISPKGDILKDE 271 0.80 9 FSAGTTSPLNLYEVDF 164 0.80 10 TGKILNLSTLPSYLTE 33 0.79 10 KGEIAIFPIPGGTGNS 131 0.79 11 GRTPGKDIYSDILDPL 62 0.78 11 SLNITNPLDAIIRLFS 150 0.78 12 DFYINDVELNGPFAYW 247 0.77 12 DFPQGSHYLIANELGS 178 0.77 13 RKHGIKRFQLAAHQNL 223 0.75 13 LVADSDTPELRKHGIK 213 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 192 217 202 GSPVPSHLKFLVVLSWGFHASLVADS 48 57 54 ERKVIIIDSV 284 292 289 KDELYVVTF 361 370 364 HEIYIHVKDN 260 267 261 AYWLVTAS 317 324 323 NPNVVYKK 339 358 350 KPLIQRRFCVDGSIIALPET 94 114 111 TSISELASSLKDHKVTIIFIS 134 140 137 IAIFPIP 171 189 174 PLNLYEVDFPQGSHYLIAN 146 152 150 SLSLSLN 36 46 42 ILNLSTLPSYL 24 31 27 YFIQLGHS 5 16 7 RLTYQLKNIALE 156 166 160 PLDAIIRLFSA 228 237 233 KRFQLAAHQN 70 90 76 YSDILDPLFKELSIEHEYHAT 43. MYO5 MAIVKRGGRTKTKQQQVPAKSSGGGSSGGIKKAEFDITKKKEVGVSDLTLLSKITDEAINENLHKRFMNDTI YTYIGHVLISVNPFRDLGIYTLENLNKYKGRNRLEVPPHVFAIAESMYYNLKSYGENQCVIISGESGAGKTE AAKQIMQYIANVSVNQDNVEISKIKDMVLATNPLLESFGCAKTLRNNNSSRHGKYLEIKFSEGNYQPIAAHI TNYLLEKQRVVSQITNERNFHIFYQFTKHCPPQYQQMFGIQGPETYVYTSAAKCINVDGVDDAKDFQDTLNA MKIIGLTQQEQDNIFRMLASILWIGNISFVEDENGNAAIRDDSVTNFAAYLLDVNPEILKKAIIEKTIETSH GMRRGSTYHSPLNIVQATAVRDALAKGIYNNLFEWIVERVNISLAGSQQQSSKSIGILDIYGFEIFERNSFE QICINYVNEKLQQIFIQLTLKAEQDEYVQEQIKWTPIDYFNNKVVCDLIEATRPQPGLFAALNDSIKTAHAD SEAADQVFAQRLSMVGASNRHFEDRRGKFIIKHYAGDVTYDVAGMTDKNKDAMLRDLLELVSTSQNSFINQV LFPPDLLTQLTDSRKRPETASDKIKKSANILVDTLSQCTPSYIRTIKPNQTKKPRDYDNQQVLHQIKYLGLK ENVRIRRAGFAYRSTFERFVQRFYLLSPATGYAGDYIWRGDDISAVKEILKSCHIPPSEYQLGTTKVFIKTP ETLFALEDMRDKYWHNMAARIQRAWRRYVKRKEDAAKTIQNAWRIKKHGNQFEQFRDYGNGLLQGRKERRRM SMLGSRAFMGDYLGCNYKSGYGRFIINQVGINESVILSSKGEILLSKFGRSSKRLPRIFIVTKTSIYIIAEV LVEKRLQLQKEFTIPISGINYLGLSTFQDNWVAISLHSPTPTTPDVFINLDFKTELVAQLKKLNPGITIKIG PTIEYQKKPGKFHTVKFIIGAGPEIPNNGDHYKSGTVSVKQGLPASSKNPKRPRGVSSKVDYSKYYNRGAAR KTAAAAQATPRYNQPTPVANSGYSAQPAYPIPQQPQQYQPQQSQQQTPYPTQSSIPSVNQNQSRQPQRKVPP PAPSLQVSAAQAALGKSPTQQRQTPAHNPVASPNRPASTTIATTTSHTSRPVKKTAPAPPVKKTAPPPPPPT LVKPKFPTYKAMFDYDGSVAGSIPLVKDTVYYVTQVNGKWGLVKTMDETKEGWSPIDYLKECSPNETQKSAP PPPPPPPAATASAGANGASNPISTTTSTNTTTSSHTTNATSNGSLGNGLADALKAKKQEETTLAGSLADALK KRQGATRDSDDEEEEDDDDW* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 TKEGWSPIDYLKECSP 1201 0.97 2 PSEYQLGTTKVFIKTP 705 0.95 2 EKTIETSHGMRRGSTY 353 0.95 3 SPTPTTPDVFINLDFK 902 0.93 4 GKFIIKHYAGDVTYDV 531 0.92 4 MFGIQGPETYVYTSAA 253 0.92 4 NQCVIISGESGAGKTE 129 0.92 5 ARIQRAWRRYVKRKED 739 0.91 5 AGDVTYDVAGMTDKNK 539 0.91 5 DENGNAAIRDDSVTNF 320 0.91 6 PRGVSSKVDYSKYYNR 989 0.90 6 KFIIGAGPEIPNNGDH 952 0.90 6 GPTIEYQKKPGKFHTV 936 0.90 6 GITIKIGPTIEYQKKP 930 0.90 6 AAHITNYLLEKQRVVS 213 0.90 7 EATRPQPGLFAALNDS 482 0.89 7 GFEIFERNSFEQICIN 422 0.89 8 AKTIQNAWRIKKHGNQ 756 0.88 8 PATGYAGDYIWRGDDI 676 0.88 8 TPSYIRTIKPNQTKKP 615 0.88 8 AKCINVDGVDDAKDFQ 268 0.88 8 SGESGAGKTEAAKQIM 135 0.88 8 PVKKTAPAPPVKKTAP 1131 0.88 9 KRPETASDKIKKSANI 591 0.87 9 VQEQIKWTPIDYFNNK 460 0.87 9 QGATRDSDDEEEEDDD 1299 0.87 9 TASAGANGASNPISTT 1234 0.87 9 YLKECSPNETQKSAPP 1210 0.87 10 FGRSSKRLPRIFIVTK 840 0.86 10 HVLISVNPFRDLGIYT 78 0.86 10 QIMQYIANVSVNQDNV 148 0.86 10 YKAMFDYDGSVAGSIP 1161 0.86 10 QQSQQQTPYPTQSSIP 1049 0.86 11 NDTIYTYIGHVLISVN 69 0.85 11 KAEQDEYVQEQIKWTP 453 0.85 11 TSTNTTTSSHTTNATS 1250 0.85 11 AQAALGKSPTQQRQTP 1090 0.85 11 QQPQQYQPQQSQQQTP 1041 0.85 11 NSGYSAQPAYPIPQQP 1028 0.85 12 KSCHIPPSEYQLGTTK 699 0.84 12 LQQIFIQLTLKAEQDE 443 0.84 12 AGSQQQSSKSIGILDI 405 0.84 12 AKKQEETTLAGSLADA 1279 0.84 12 SAPPPPPPPPAATASA 1222 0.84 12 VKKTAPPPPPPTLVKP 1141 0.84 12 ATTTSHTSRPVKKTAP 1122 0.84 12 AAAAQATPRYNQPTPV 1011 0.84 13 VDYSKYYNRGAARKTA 996 0.83 13 GDHYKSGTVSVKQGLP 965 0.83 13 GPEIPNNGDHYKSGTV 958 0.83 13 KPGKFHTVKFIIGAGP 944 0.83 13 LGCNYKSGYGRFIINQ 805 0.83 13 PNQTKKPRDYDNQQVL 624 0.83 13 SFEQICINYVNEKLQQ 430 0.83 13 KHCPPQYQQMFGIQGP 244 0.83 13 AKSSGGGSSGGIKKAE 19 0.83 13 WGLVKTMDETKEGWSP 1192 0.83 14 GLPASSKNPKRPRGVS 978 0.82 14 DEAINENLHKRFMNDT 56 0.82 14 SHGMRRGSTYHSPLNI 359 0.82 14 AGSLADALKKRQGATR 1288 0.82 14 PTQQRQTPAHNPVASP 1098 0.82 15 DVAGMTDKNKDAMLRD 545 0.81 15 MVLATNPLLESFGCAK 171 0.81 15 ESMYYNLKSYGENQCV 117 0.81 16 ENLNKYKGRNRLEVPP 95 0.80 16 LNIVQATAVRDALAKG 372 0.80 16 SSGGIKKAEFDITKKK 26 0.80 17 PETLFALEDMRDKYWH 720 0.79 17 KVFIKTPETLFALEDM 714 0.79 17 AIVKRGGRTKTKQQQV 2 0.79 17 NVEISKIKDMVLATNP 162 0.79 17 ASNPISTTTSTNTTTS 1242 0.79 17 IPLVKDTVYYVTQVNG 1175 0.79 17 YPTQSSIPSVNQNQSR 1057 0.79 18 EFDITKKKEVGVSDLT 34 0.78 18 LWIGNISFVEDENGNA 310 0.78 18 TLVKPKFPTYKAMFDY 1152 0.78 18 PVASPNRPASTTIATT 1109 0.78 19 MSMLGSRAFMGDYLGC 792 0.77 19 HGKYLEIKFSEGNYQP 196 0.77 20 GTVSVKQGLPASSKNP 971 0.76 20 AKTLRNNNSSRHGKYL 185 0.76 20 TVYYVTQVNGKWGLVK 1181 0.76 20 PSVNQNQSRQPQRKVP 1064 0.76 20 PRYNQPTPVANSGYSA 1018 0.76 21 GDYIWRGDDISAVKEI 682 0.75 21 SKSIGILDIYGFEIFE 412 0.75 21 NRGAARKTAAAAQATP 1003 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 1168 1188 1185 DGSVAGSIPLVKDTVYYVTQV 474 481 478 NKVVCDLI 845 890 863 KRLPRIFIVTKTSIYIIAEVLVEKRLQLQKEFTIPISGINY LGLST 73 86 80 YTYIGHVLISVNPF 106 118 111 LEVPPHVFAIAES 432 442 436 EQICINYVNEK 333 345 339 TNFAAYLLDVNPE 665 679 671 ERFVQRFYLLSPATG 691 709 700 ISAVKEILKSCHIPPSEYQ 128 135 133 ENQCVIIS 635 648 641 NQQVLHQIKYLGLK 894 903 899 NWVAISLHSP 368 383 377 YHSPLNIVQATAVRDA 573 586 579 INQVLFPPDLLTQL 148 161 155 QIMQYIANVSVNQD 42 53 48 EVGVSDLTLLSK 559 568 564 RDLLELVSTS 1075 1097 1084 QRKVPPPAPSLQVSAAQAALGKS 603 621 611 SANILVDTLSQCTPSYIRT 970 982 976 SGTVSVKQGLPAS 259 276 273 PETYVYTSAAKCINVDGV 237 251 248 HIFYQFTKHCPPQYQ 210 230 227 QPIAAHITNYLLEKQRVVSQI 917 927 923 KTELVAQLKKL 444 453 449 QQIFIQLTLK 1129 1162 1151 SRPVKKTAPAPPVKKTAPPPPPPTLVKPKFPTYK 304 313 309 RMLASILWIG 823 840 829 INESVILSSKGEILLSKF 989 1001 995 PRGVSSKVDYSKY 169 187 181 KDMVLATNPLLESFGCAKT 948 958 952 FHTVKFIIGAG 508 519 513 ADQVFAQRLSMV 1207 1214 1213 PIDYLKEC 487 496 491 QPGLFAALND 533 547 536 FIIKHYAGDVTYDVA 1053 1067 1063 QQTPYPTQSSIPSVN 907 914 913 TPDVFINL 410 424 418 QSSKSIGILDIYGFE 1032 1051 1036 SAQPAYPIPQQPQQYQPQQS 394 408 399 EWIVERVNISLAGSQ 804 810 807 YLGCNYK 1107 1113 1108 HNPVASP 457 463 462 DEYVQEQ 1274 1279 1276 ADALKA 14 20 16 QQQVPAK 720 726 723 PETLFAL 711 718 717 GTTKVFIK 1222 1236 1226 SAPPPPPPPPAATAS 197 203 202 GKYLEIK 1288 1294 1293 AGSLADA 1023 1029 1023 PTPVANS 1012 1017 1013 AAAQAT 44. PRA1 MNYLLFCLFFAFSVAAPVTVTRFVDASPTGYDWRADWVKGFPIDSSCNATQYNQLSTGLQEAQLLAEHARDH TLRFGSKSPFFRKYFGNDTASAEVVGHFENVVGADKSSILFLCDDLDDKCKNDGWAGYWRGSNHSDQTIICD LSFVTRRYLSQLCSGGYTVSKSKTNIFWAGDLLHRFWHLKSIGQLVIEHYADTYEEVLELAQENSTYAVRNS NSLIYYALDVYAYDVTIPGEGCNGDGTSYKKSDFSSFEDSDSGSDSGASSTASSSHQHTDSNPSATTDANSH CHTHADGEVHC* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 AYDVTIPGEGCNGDGT 228 0.90 2 DWVKGFPIDSSCNATQ 36 0.89 2 SQLCSGGYTVSKSKTN 154 0.89 2 DQTIICDLSFVTRRYL 138 0.89 2 KNDGWAGYWRGSNHSD 123 0.89 3 TRFVDASPTGYDWRAD 21 0.88 4 NSLIYYALDVYAYDVT 217 0.87 5 GEGCNGDGTSYKKSDF 235 0.86 6 HQHTDSNPSATTDANS 272 0.85 7 SPTGYDWRADWVKGFP 27 0.84 7 LELAQENSTYAVRNSN 202 0.84 8 EHARDHTLRFGSKSPF 67 0.83 9 SSFEDSDSGSDSGASS 251 0.82 10 DGTSYKKSDFSSFEDS 241 0.81 10 GQLVIEHYADTYEEVL 187 0.81 11 YWRGSNHSDQTIICDL 130 0.80 12 SSTASSSHQHTDSNPS 265 0.79 13 AFSVAAPVTVTRFVDA 11 0.77 14 LRFGSKSPFFRKYFGN 74 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 4 27 6 LLFCLFFAFSVAAPVTVTRFVDAS 109 121 112 SSILFLCDDLDDK 139 165 145 QTIICDLSFVTRRYLSQLCSGGYTVSK 218 236 221 SLIYYALDVYAYDVTIPGE 173 196 192 AGDLLHRFWHLKSIGQLVIEHYAD 93 107 97 SAEVVGHFENVVGAD 286 292 290 NSHCHTH 61 68 62 EAQLLAEH 198 205 203 YEEVLELA 43 50 44 IDSSCNAT 267 274 271 TASSSHQH 45. AMYG2 MKLFLTIIFIIASVNAVKEYLFKSCSQSGFCNRNRHYATEVSNCENFQSPYSIDSIKVDNDTITGVVFKHLP QLDHPIQFPFEISILEGNFRFKLTEKENLVAKNVNPVRYNETEKWAFKQGVTKSSDFDVSLRDNEARVIYGD HEVLIQYHPIMFVFKYAGKEQLRINDKQFLNIEHRRTRDENDNNMLPQESDFNMFSDSFQDSKFDTLPLGPE SIGLDFTLLGFSNLYGIPEHADSLLLRDTSSGEPYRLYNVDIFEYEPNSRLPMYGSIPLVVAAKPDVSIGIF WLNSADTYVDIHKSKSSTVHWMSENGILDFIVIIEKSPAMVNSQYGKVTGNTQLPPLFSLGYHQCRWNYNDE KDVLDVHAKFDEYEIPYDTIWLDIEYTDEKKYFTWHKENFATPEKMLRELDRTGRNLVAIIDPHIKTGYDVS DEIIKKGLTMKDSNNNTYYGHCWPGESVWIDTLNPNSQSFWDKKHKQFMTPAPNIHLWNDMNEPSVFNGPET SAPKDNLHFGQWEHRSIHNVFGLSYHETTFNSLLNRSPEKRPFILTRSYFAGSQRTAAMWTGDNMSKWEYLK ISIPMVLTSNVVGMPFAGADVGGFFGNPSSELLTRWYQAGIWYPFFRAHAHIDSRRREPWLAGEPYTQYIRD AIRLRYALLPLFYTSFYEASKTGTPVIKPVFYENTHNADSYAIDDEFFIGNSGLLVKPVTDEGAKEIEFYLP DDKVYYDFTNGVLQGVYKGGKKPVQLSDIPMLLKGGSIIPMKTRYRRSSKLMKSDPYTLVIALDEEGSASGK LYVDDGETFAQGTEVAFTVDNNIINAKKIGPTASIPIEKIIIASKDQTTTLNNPKLDINSDWSLPFSFDSHR KIEHDEL* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 FGLSYHETTFNSLLNR 525 0.93 2 YQAGIWYPFFRAHAHI 613 0.92 2 NNTYYGHCWPGESVWI 447 0.92 2 DEIIKKGLTMKDSNNN 433 0.92 2 YEIPYDTIWLDIEYTD 373 0.92 3 EKIIIASKDQTTTLNN 830 0.91 3 IEHRRTRDENDNNMLP 176 0.91 4 GGSIIPMKTRYRRSSK 755 0.90 4 AGEPYTQYIRDAIRLR 638 0.90 5 NSDWSLPFSFDSHRKI 851 0.88 5 KHKQFMTPAPNIHLWN 476 0.88 5 CSQSGFCNRNRHYATE 25 0.88 5 TSSGEPYRLYNVDIFE 245 0.88 6 AKEIEFYLPDDKVYYD 712 0.87 7 QGTEVAFTVDNNIINA 803 0.86 7 GTPVIKPVFYENTHNA 671 0.86 7 TSFYEASKTGTPVIKP 662 0.86 7 TGDNMSKWEYLKISIP 565 0.86 7 HQCRWNYNDEKDVLDV 351 0.86 8 TRSYFAGSQRTAAMWT 550 0.85 8 IVIIEKSPAMVNSQYG 319 0.85 9 EGSASGKLYVDDGETF 786 0.84 9 EVLIQYHPIMFVFKYA 146 0.84 10 PSVFNGPETSAPKDNL 496 0.83 10 VAIIDPHIKTGYDVSD 418 0.83 10 VNSQYGKVTGNTQLPP 329 0.83 11 HAHIDSRRREPWLAGE 625 0.82 11 TPEKMLRELDRTGRNL 402 0.82 12 GPTASIPIEKIIIASK 822 0.81 12 CENFQSPYSIDSIKVD 44 0.81 12 FWLNSADTYVDIHKSK 288 0.81 12 NETEKWAFKQGVTKSS 112 0.81 13 QGVYKGGKKPVQLSDI 734 0.80 13 IHLWNDMNEPSVFNGP 487 0.80 13 PQESDFNMFSDSFQDS 191 0.80 14 KLMKSDPYTLVIALDE 770 0.79 14 GMPFAGADVGGFFGNP 589 0.79 14 PGESVWIDTLNPNSQS 456 0.79 15 FLTIIFIIASVNAVKE 4 0.78 15 TGNTQLPPLFSLGYHQ 337 0.78 16 DVHAKFDEYEIPYDTI 365 0.77 16 YGIPEHADSLLLRDTS 231 0.77 17 FKLTEKENLVAKNVNP 93 0.76 17 EFFIGNSGLLVKPVTD 694 0.76 17 DVGGFFGNPSSELLTR 596 0.76 17 PMVLTSNVVGMPFAGA 580 0.76 17 TWHKENFATPEKMLRE 394 0.76 17 DEKKYFTWHKENFATP 388 0.76 17 IWLDIEYTDEKKYFTW 380 0.76 17 RHYATEVSNCENFQSP 35 0.76 17 KQGVTKSSDFDVSLRD 120 0.76 18 PVFYENTHNADSYAID 677 0.75 18 SQRTAAMWTGDNMSKW 557 0.75 18 PMYGSIPLVVAAKPDV 268 0.75 18 FEYEPNSRLPMYGSIP 259 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 268 290 276 PMYGSIPLVVAAKPDVSIGIFWL 64 88 69 TGVVFKHLPQLDHPIQFPFEISILE 776 783 780 PYTLVIAL 699 707 705 NSGLLVKPV 671 681 677 GTPVIKPVFYE 651 667 657 RLRYALLPLFYTSFYEA 139 160 150 RVIYGDHEVLIQYHPIMFVFKY 573 591 585 EYLKISIPMVLTSNVVGMP 316 324 318 LDFIVIIEK 4 30 11 FLTIIFIIASVNAVKEYLFKSCSQSGF 729 739 735 TNGVLQGVYKG 342 354 345 LPPLFSLGYHQCR 362 370 366 DVLDVHAKF 416 424 420 NLVAIIDPH 521 531 527 IHNVFGLSYHE 236 244 239 HADSLLLRD 742 757 746 KPVQLSDIPMLLKGGS 250 260 256 PYRLYNVDIFE 790 796 792 SGKLYVD 451 457 453 YGHCWPG 293 302 299 ADTYVDIHKS 804 810 808 GTEVAFT 100 109 103 NLVAKNVNPV 715 727 721 IEFYLPDDKVYYD 49 56 50 SPYSIDSI 209 234 227 DTLPLGPESIGLDFTLLGFSNLYGIP 38 44 39 ATEVSNC 128 134 130 DFDVSLR 614 628 625 QAGIWYPFFRAHAHI 823 836 831 PTASIPIEKIIIAS 545 552 550 RPFILTRS 855 861 857 SLPFSFD 606 612 611 SELLTRW 428 434 434 GYDVSDE 642 649 644 YTQYIRDA 373 385 383 YEIPYDTIWLDIE 326 335 334 PAMVNSQYGK 46. LP19 MTSTDEDSGKNQFSTPKAQQLSTNGSFPLIDQKTKPQLDMEKMRDILVEETCLYTKGVQDTDVDWFITDSSI DPNADVQPSVNSPRETNLNSQATIPTSHLTSAISNSNENYTNKTKPSIAPIQEENIASETSPRHHRHEIEQQ QPRRRSSVSVSPSGGFLSKLKSKFHKESPTPPGNHQDGLFKSGYSVNPDKKSNDSSNSSIASLSSSPRLVSG SNLQRTMSTPAYTHDTCDPRLEEYIKFYRKSDRRASVASSSHSAKDECLPSVLVNASEPTNYNKXKDZVNAS RVSGFFXRKXSVAMKNXETSSXRSXVSVSVTPQSQVKNGLENNPSFQGLKPLKRVAFHSSTXLIDPPQQIPS RTPRKGNVEVLPNGTVNIRPLTDEERLEIEKSQKGLGGGIVVGGTGALGYIKKDSDPPKPGENNLNAQDDDN NDDGSNQSSESSQLESEPSVDKHAKSFTIDTPMARHQAVNYSVPIKKMALDTMYARCCHLREILPIPAILKQ IPKGSMAPIPVLQLRNPTPTMIEIQSFADFLRIAPVICVSLDGVNFSVEQFKILLSAMSAKKQLEKLSLRNT PIDQKGWSLLCWFLSRNTVLNRLDITQCPSLSVNTLKKKKKKTDSKFDETLVRMVSNKDNRSDVDWELFVAT LVARGGIEELILTGCCITDIEIFEKLISLAVSKKTSRLGLAFNQLTSRHMKIIVDEWLFKDFARGIDFGYND FSSVHMLKILVDYSKRPDFDQILSKSTLSFVSLNSTNVSLGDIFKESFERVLMKLPNLKYVDFSNNQRLFGT FGKSDNEEADANEVASVNYFISKLPLFPKLVRLHLENENFSKSSVLQIAEILPFCKSLGYFSILGSKLDFTC GSALVNAVKNSQSLINVDADSDNFPDIFKERMGLYTMRNMERLLYSAKKADVKTPLLSEDSAGNVSMTEQLH EILRLKSQQKLDLQSPEITKFIERAKSISHGLRQTINELLRMQLKNRLDLDGKETLIRLIFIDSSIEKGLML IDPSLVDDNNKNAGYLTSMIGTREGNEETQQFEQSDHLDPQPAASVLANKSPSVMSRSDSRTSLNNLNKEEG SVLKLAKLRDFHSPNSPYPESTGEELRNKLMSVELADLDKVIDFLSDLKKKGVSLEKVFQCHENQGANDHEE GLLDIEHIKSRLQKLSVEQMDGVSKDVDTDADEINTGTDKTHTLNNTYDEVLKNLFK Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 SFTIDTPMARHQAVNY 457 0.94 1 LMLIDPSLVDDNNKNA 1005 0.94 2 PIKKMALDTMYARCCH 475 0.93 2 QIPSRTPRKGNVEVLP 356 0.93 2 STXLIDPPQQIPSRTP 347 0.93 2 ADEINTGTDKTHTLNN 1182 0.93 3 SVTPQSQVKNGLENNP 316 0.92 4 TKPSIAPIQEENIASE 116 0.91 4 CHENQGANDHEEGLLD 1140 0.91 4 SPSVMSRSDSRTSLNN 1058 0.91 5 WFITDSSIDPNADVQP 65 0.90 5 PKGSMAPIPVLQLRNP 505 0.90 5 EEYIKFYRKSDRRASV 238 0.90 6 LVDYSKRPDFDQILSK 729 0.89 6 GYIKKDSDPPKPGENN 408 0.89 6 LFKSGYSVNPDKKSND 183 0.89 6 QFEQSDHLDPQPAASV 1038 0.89 7 TFGKSDNEEADANEVA 791 0.88 7 STPAYTHDTCDPRLEE 224 0.88 7 IASETSPRHHRHEIEQ 128 0.88 7 TSAISNSNENYTNKTK 102 0.88 8 DILVEETCLYTKGVQD 45 0.87 8 PRLVSGSNLQRTMSTP 211 0.87 8 KFHKESPTPPGNHQDG 167 0.87 9 SVSVSPSGGFLSKLKS 151 0.86 9 DKTHTLNNTYDEVLKN 1190 0.86 10 HGLRQTINELLRMQLK 965 0.85 10 AFNQLTSRHMKIIVDE 688 0.85 10 SVEQMDGVSKDVDTDA 1167 0.85 10 YLTSMIGTREGNEETQ 1022 0.85 11 TMRNMERLLYSAKKAD 899 0.84 11 SNNQRLFGTFGKSDNE 783 0.84 12 FKERMGLYTMRNMERL 891 0.83 12 PKLVRLHLENENFSKS 819 0.83 12 HQAVNYSVPIKKMALD 467 0.83 13 GCCITDIEIFEKLISL 661 0.82 13 ASEPTNYNKXKDVNAS 272 0.82 13 EIEQQQPRRRSSVSVS 140 0.82 13 FSTPKAQQLSTNGSFP 13 0.82 14 PSVLVNASEPTNYNKX 266 0.81 14 SHSAKDECLPSVLVNA 257 0.81 14 SNSSIASLSSSPRLVS 200 0.81 15 LIFIDSSIEKGLMLID 994 0.80 15 QATIPTSHLTSAISNS 93 0.80 15 FKESFERVLMKLPNLK 763 0.80 15 KKKKKTDSKFDETLVR 613 0.80 15 DFLRIAPVICVSLDGV 532 0.80 15 LQLRNPTPTMIEIQSF 515 0.80 15 HLREILPIPAILKQIP 490 0.80 15 QSSESSQLESEPSVDK 438 0.80 15 GVSKDVDTDADEINTG 1173 0.80 16 QKGWSLLCWFLSRNTV 579 0.79 16 TKGVQDTDVDWFITDS 55 0.79 16 MIEIQSFADFLRIAPV 524 0.79 16 EPSVDKHAKSFTIDTP 448 0.79 16 VGGTGALGYIKKDSDP 401 0.79 16 DQKTKPQLDMEKMRDI 31 0.79 16 FFXRKXSVAMKNXETS 292 0.79 16 GNHQDGLFKSGYSVNP 177 0.79 16 SVLANKSPSVMSRSDS 1052 0.79 17 AMSAKKQLEKLSLRNT 560 0.78 17 LSTNGSFPLIDQKTKP 21 0.78 17 PYPESTGEELRNKLMS 1096 0.78 18 TPLLSEDSAGNVSMTE 917 0.77 18 QSLINVDADSDNFPDI 875 0.77 18 RGGIEELILTGCCITD 651 0.77 18 DKVIDFLSDLKKKGVS 1118 0.77 19 RNTPIDQKGWSLLCWF 573 0.76 19 IPAILKQIPKGSMAPI 497 0.76 19 NLNAQDDDNNDDGSNQ 423 0.76 20 DFTCGSALVNAVKNSQ 860 0.75 20 ISLAVSKKTSRLGLAF 674 0.75 20 PSLSVNTLKKKKKKTD 604 0.75 20 XETSSXRSXVSVSVTP 304 0.75 20 MTSTDEDSGKNQFSTP 1 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 261 273 267 KDECLPSVLVNAS 528 562 542 IQSFADFLRIAPVICVSLDGVNFSEQFKILLSAM 641 653 647 DWELFVATLVARG 486 505 489 YARCCHLREILPIPAILKQI 656 668 661 EELILTGCCITDI 511 519 515 APIPVLQLR 583 590 587 WSLLCWFL 601 612 606 ITQCPSLSVNTL 315 326 317 SVSVTPQSQVKN 671 682 677 FEKLISLAVSKK 1080 1091 1085 GSVLKLAKLRDF 804 826 824 NEVASVNYFISKLPLFPKLVRLH 834 859 847 KSSVLQIAEILPFCKSLGYFSILGSK 721 734 730 FSSVHMLKILVDYS 1005 1014 1011 GLMLIDPSLV 1130 1144 1138 KKGVSLEKVFQCHEN 861 872 869 DFTCGSALVNAV 467 480 474 RHQAVNYSVPIKKM 992 1000 995 LIRLIFIDS 45 57 55 DILVEETCLYTKG 740 763 750 DQILSKSTLSFVSLNSTNVSLGDI 1045 1063 1053 HLDPQPAASVLANKSPSVM 149 167 153 RSSVSVSPSGGFLSKLKSK 769 783 778 ERVLMKLPNLKYVDF 907 923 919 LLYSAKKADVKTPLLSE 398 405 399 GGIVVGGT 75 83 79 NADVQPSVN 935 952 938 LHEILRLKSQQKLDLQSP 1152 1170 1166 EGLLDIEHIKSRLQKLSVE 334 346 343 FQGLKPLKRVAFH 1110 1128 1123 LMSVELADLDKVIDFLSDL 367 374 373 NVEVLPNG 1201 1206 1206 DEVLKN 202 217 211 SSIASLSSSPRLVSGS 250 259 255 RASVASSSHS 698 705 703 MKIIVDEW 118 123 121 PSIAPI 95 104 102 TIPTSHLTSA 185 191 187 KSGYSVN 27 32 29 FPLIDQ 227 236 230 AYTHDTCDPR 354 360 354 PPQQIPS 443 455 453 SSQLESEPSVDKH 685 692 687 RLGLAFNQ 15 21 19 TPKAQQL 963 969 965 SISHGLR 238 244 243 EEYIKFY 47. ALG5 MIYYILAFFIFISLSIYATVIFFSHKPRKPFPSELTYKTNDSTDKSHPLPPRINTNSKFQDDGIDISLVIPC YNETQRLGKMLDEAIEYLEKNHQSKYEIIVVDDGSSDGTDEYALQKANEFKLPSHIMRVVQLKQNRGKGGAV THGLLHSRGKYALFADADGATSFPDVAKLVNYLANANGQPSIAIGSRAHMVNTDAVVKRSFIRNFLMYGLHA LVFVFGIRDVRDTQCGFKMFNFEAVKNIFPHMHTERWIFDVEVLLLGEIQKFNMKELPVNWQEIDGSKVDLA RDSIAMAIDLVVTRLAYLLGVYKLDECGRINKKEQ* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 STDKSHPLPPRINTNS 42 0.87 2 GSKVDLARDSIAMAID 282 0.86 3 IPCYNETQRLGKMLDE 70 0.85 4 AMAIDLVVTRLAYLLG 293 0.84 5 HALVFVFGIRDVRDTQ 215 0.83 5 DGSSDGTDEYALQKAN 105 0.83 6 VVTRLAYLLGVYKLDE 299 0.82 7 GKMLDEAIEYLEKNHQ 80 0.81 7 SELTYKTNDSTDKSHP 33 0.81 7 YLLGVYKLDECGRINK 305 0.81 7 SIAIGSRAHMVNTDAV 185 0.81 7 HSRGKYALFADADGAT 150 0.81 7 SLSIYATVIFFSHKPR 13 0.81 8 KYEIIVVDDGSSDGTD 97 0.80 9 PHMHTERWIFDVEVLL 246 0.79 9 TQCGFKMFNFEAVKNI 229 0.79 9 GGAVTHGLLHSRGKYA 141 0.79 10 LGEIQKFNMKELPVNW 262 0.78 11 HMVNTDAVVKRSFIRN 193 0.77 12 RVVQLKQNRGKGGAVT 130 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 211 224 217 MYGLHALVFVFGIR 65 74 70 DISLVIPCYN 254 265 260 IFDVEVLLLGEI 293 315 306 AMAIDLVVTRLAYLLGVYKLDEC 4 26 5 YILAFFIFISLSIYATVIFFSHK 97 105 100 KYEIIVVDD 167 177 173 FPDVAKLVNYL 124 135 131 LPSHIMRVVQLK 143 160 147 AVTHGLLHSRGKYALFAD 197 204 203 TDAVVKRS 46 52 50 SHPLPPR 282 290 285 GSKVDLARD 185 190 185 SIAIGS 228 233 229 DTQCGF 272 277 275 ELPVNW 48. HWP1 MRLSTAQLIAIAYYMLSIGATVPQVDGQGETEEALIQKRSYDYYQEPCDDYPQQQQQQEPCDYPQQQQQEEP CDYPQQQPQEPCDYPQQPQEPCDYPQQPQEPCDYPQQPQEPCDNPPQPDVPCDNPPQPDVPCDNPPQPDIPC DNPPQPDIPCDNPPQPDQPDDNPPIPNIPTDWIPNIPTDWIPDIPEKPTTPATTPNIPATTTTSESSSSSSS SSSSTTPKTSASTTPESSVPATTPNTSVPTTSSESTTPATSPESSVPVTSGSSILATTSESSSAPATTPNTS VPTTTTEAKSSSTPLTTTTEHDTTVVTVTSCSNSVCTESEVTTGVIVITSKDTIYTTYCPLTETTPVSTAPA TETPTGTVSTSTEQSTTVITVTSCSESSCTESEVTTGVVVVTSEETVYTTFCPLTENTPGTDSTPEASIPPM ETIPAGSESSMPAGETSPAVPKSDVPATESAPVPEMTPAGSQPSIPAGETSPAVPKSDVPATESAPAPEMTP AGTETKPAAPKSSAPATEPSPVAPGTESAPAGPGASSSPKSSVLASETSPIAPGAETAPAGSSGAITIPESS AVVSTTEGAIPTTLESVPLMQPSANYSSVAPISTFEGAGNNMRLTFGAAIIGIAAFLI Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 KDTIYTTYCPLTETTP 339 0.97 1 DVPCDNPPQPDVPCDN 121 0.97 1 QEPCDNPPQPDVPCDN 111 0.97 2 DVPCDNPPQPDIPCDN 131 0.96 3 PGTESAPAGPGASSSP 528 0.95 3 TETKPAAPKSSAPATE 507 0.95 3 DIPCDNPPQPDIPCDN 141 0.95 4 EPSPVAPGTESAPAGP 522 0.93 4 TFCPLTENTPGTDSTP 410 0.93 5 EGAIPTTLESVPLMQP 583 0.92 5 LASETSPIAPGAETAP 548 0.92 5 SAPATTPNTSVPTTTT 279 0.92 5 DIPCDNPPQPDQPDDN 151 0.92 5 QEPCDYPQQPQEPCDN 101 0.92 6 YDYYQEPCDDYPQQQQ 41 0.91 6 TSASTTPESSVPATTP 225 0.91 6 DWIPDIPEKPTTPATT 183 0.91 7 GETSPAVPKSDVPATE 480 0.89 7 GETSPAVPKSDVPATE 446 0.89 7 GSESSMPAGETSPAVP 438 0.89 7 ENTPGTDSTPEASIPP 416 0.89 7 SSSSSTTPKTSASTTP 216 0.89 7 TTPATTPNIPATTTTS 193 0.89 8 QQQQEEPCDYPQQQPQ 66 0.88 8 QQQQQEPCDYPQQQQQ 54 0.88 8 EETVYTTFCPLTENTP 404 0.88 8 SVPATTPNTSVPTTSS 234 0.88 9 QEPCDYPQQPQEPCDY 91 0.87 9 QEPCDYPQQPQEPCDY 81 0.87 9 SGAITIPESSAVVSTT 567 0.87 9 METIPAGSESSMPAGE 432 0.87 10 PATESAPVPEMTPAGS 458 0.86 10 CPLTETTPVSTAPATE 347 0.86 10 TSVPTTTTEAKSSSTP 287 0.86 10 SSESTTPATSPESSVP 248 0.86 11 TPVSTAPATETPTGTV 353 0.85 11 AKSSSTPLTTTTEHDT 296 0.85 11 MLSIGATVPQVDGQGE 15 0.85 12 APKSSAPATEPSPVAP 513 0.84 12 QPSIPAGETSPAVPKS 474 0.84 12 SCTESEVTTGVVVVTS 388 0.84 12 VIVITSKDTIYTTYCP 333 0.84 12 TSVPTTSSESTTPATS 242 0.84 13 APEMTPAGTETKPAAP 499 0.83 13 TGTVSTSTEQSTTVIT 365 0.83 14 YPQQQPQEPCDYPQQP 75 0.82 14 SDVPATESAPAPEMTP 489 0.82 15 TEHDTTVVTVTSCSNS 307 0.81 15 SILATTSESSSAPATT 269 0.81 16 SSVAPISTFEGAGNNM 603 0.80 17 PPIPNIPTDWIPNIPT 167 0.79 18 APGAETAPAGSSGAIT 556 0.78 18 DSTPEASIPPMETIPA 422 0.78 18 TSESSSSSSSSSSSTT 207 0.78 19 PEMTPAGSQPSIPAGE 466 0.77 19 TGVVVVTSEETVYTTF 396 0.77 19 TSCSESSCTESEVTTG 382 0.77 20 SVPLMQPSANYSSVAP 592 0.75 20 QPDQPDDNPPIPNIPT 159 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 311 327 316 TTVVTVTSCSNSVCTES 395 406 400 TTGVVVVTSEET 376 392 381 TTVITVTSCSESSCTES 5 26 11 TAQLIAIAYYMLSIGATVPQVD 330 338 332 TTGVIVITS 408 415 410 YTTFCPLT 119 127 121 QPDVPCDNP 129 137 131 QPDVPCDNP 343 350 346 YTTYCPLT 600 609 605 ANYSSVAPIS 259 274 263 ESSVPVTSGSSILATT 569 582 578 AITIPESSAVVSTT 587 598 592 PTTLESVPLMQP 542 557 546 SPKSSVLASETSPIAP 483 497 488 SPAVPKSDVPATESA 449 468 454 SPAVPKSDVPATESAPVPEM 622 631 630 FGAAIIGIAA 139 147 141 QPDIPCDNP 149 157 151 QPDIPCDNP 70 117 75 EEPCDYPQQQPQEPCDYPQQPQEPCDYPQQPQEPCDYPQQ PQEPCDNP 58 66 63 QEPCDYPQQ 352 358 357 TTPVSTA 34 55 45 ALIQKRSYDYYQEPCDDYPQQQ 520 529 526 ATEPSPVAPG 232 238 234 ESSVPAT 472 478 476 GSQPSIP 512 518 516 AAPKSSA 49. ALS10 MLQQYTLLLIYLSVATAKTITGVFNSFNSLTWSNAATYNYKGPGTPTWNAVLGWSLDGTSASPGDTFTLNMP CVFKFTTSQTSVDLTAHGVKYATCQFQAGEEFMTFSTLTCTVSNTLTPSIKALGTVTLPLAFNVGGTGSSVD LEDSKCFTAGTNTVTFNDGGKKISINVDFERSNVDPKGYLTDSRVIPSLNKVSTLFVAPQCANGYTSGTMGF ANTYGDVQIDCSNIHVGITKGLNDWNYPVSSESFSYTKTCSSNGIFITYKNVPAGYRPFVDAYISATDVNSY TLSYANEYTCAGGYWQRAPFTLRWTGYRNSDAGSNGIVIVATTRTVTDSTTAVTTLPFDPNRDKTKTIEILK PIPTTTITTSYVGVTTSYSTKTAPIGETATVIVDIPYHTTTTVTSKWTGTITSTTTHTNPTDSIDTVIVQVP SPNPTVTTTEYWSQSFATTTTITGPPGNTDTVLIREPPNHTVTTTEYWSESYTTTSTFTAPPGGTDSVIIKE PPNPTVTTTEYWSESYTTTTTVTAPPGGTDTVIIREPPNHTVTTTEYWSQSYTTTTTVIAPPGGTDSVIIRE PPNPTVTTTEYWSQSYATTTTITAPPGETDTVLIREPPNHTVTTTEYWSQSYATTTTITAPPGETDTVLIRE PPNHTVTTTEYWSQSYTTTTTVIAPPGGTDSVIIREPPNPTVTTTEYWSQSYATTTTITAPPGETDTXLIRE PPNHTVTTTEYWSQSYATTTTITAPPGETDTVLIREPPNHTVTTTEYWSQSFATTTTVTAPPGGTDTVIIRE PPNHTVTTTEYWSQSXATTTTXTAPPGXTDTVLIREPPNPTVTTTEYWSQSYTTATTVTAPPGGTDTVIIYD TMSSSEISSFSRPHYTNHTTLWSTTWVIETKTITETSCEGDKGCSWVSVSTRIVTIPNNIETPMVTNTVDTT TTESTLQSPSGIFSESGVSVETESSTFTTAQTNPSVPTTESEVVFTTKGNNGNGPYESPSTNVKSSMDENSE FTTSTAASTSTDIENETIATTGSVEASSPIISSSADETTTVTTTAESTSVIEQQTNNNGGGNAPSATSTSSP STTTTANSDSVITSTTSTNQSQSQSNSDTQQTTLSQQMTSSLVSLHMLTTFDGSGSVIQHSTWLCGLITLLS LFI Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 TGTITSTTTHTNPTDS 408 0.95 1 STTAVTTLPFDPNRDK 337 0.95 2 HGVKYATCQFQAGEEF 89 0.94 2 YWSESYTTTSTFTAPP 479 0.94 2 TLRWTGYRNSDAGSNG 309 0.94 3 TXLIREPPNHTVTTTE 715 0.93 4 ESEVVFTTKGNNGNGP 976 0.92 4 KTITETSCEGDKGCSW 895 0.92 4 SVDLEDSKCFTAGTNT 142 0.92 5 LGTVTLPLAFNVGGTG 125 0.91 6 YWSESYTTTTTVTAPP 515 0.90 7 TVLIREPPNHTVTTTE 751 0.89 7 TTTITAPPGETDTXLI 703 0.89 7 YWSQSYTTTTTVIAPP 659 0.89 7 TVLIREPPNHTVTTTE 643 0.89 7 TVLIREPPNHTVTTTE 607 0.89 7 YWSQSYTTTTTVIAPP 551 0.89 7 TVLIREPPNHTVTTTE 463 0.89 7 TTTITGPPGNTDTVLI 451 0.89 7 TSSPSTTTTANSDSVI 1077 0.89 7 MTFSTLTCTVSNTLTP 105 0.89 8 NGPYESPSTNVKSSMD 989 0.88 8 TVLIREPPNPTVTTTE 823 0.88 8 YWSQSXATTTTXTAPP 803 0.88 8 TVTSKWTGTITSTTTH 402 0.88 8 TKTCSSNGIFITYKNV 253 0.88 8 SGTMGFANTYGDVQID 211 0.88 9 SDSVITSTTSTNQSQS 1088 0.87 9 APSATSTSSPSTTTTA 1071 0.87 9 TSVIEQQTNNNGGGNA 1056 0.87 10 HTTLWSTTWVIETKTI 882 0.86 10 PPGXTDTVLIREPPNP 817 0.86 10 TVIIREPPNHTVTTTE 787 0.86 10 TTTITAPPGETDTVLI 739 0.86 10 SVIIREPPNPTVTTTE 679 0.86 10 TTTITAPPGETDTVLI 631 0.86 10 TTTITAPPGETDTVLI 595 0.86 10 SVIIREPPNPTVTTTE 571 0.86 10 TVIIREPPNHTVTTTE 535 0.86 10 TDSVIIKEPPNPTVTT 497 0.86 10 TSTNQSQSQSNSDTQQ 1096 0.86 11 SSEISSFSRPHYTNHT 868 0.85 11 TVIIYDTMSSSEISSF 859 0.85 11 SVDLTAHGVKYATCQF 83 0.85 11 TTTXTAPPGXTDTVLI 811 0.85 11 YWSQSYATTTTITAPP 731 0.85 11 YWSQSYATTTTITAPP 695 0.85 11 YWSQSYATTTTITAPP 623 0.85 11 YWSQSYATTTTITAPP 587 0.85 11 PIPTTTITTSYVGVTT 361 0.85 12 YWSQSYTTATTVTAPP 839 0.84 12 TDSIDTVIVQVPSPNP 421 0.84 12 TRTVTDSTTAVTTLPF 331 0.84 12 TWSNAATYNYKGPGTP 31 0.84 12 EYTCAGGYWQRAPFTL 295 0.84 13 SVETESSTFTTAQTNP 955 0.83 13 PNNIETPMVTNTVDTT 921 0.83 13 ASPGDTFTLNMPCVFK 61 0.83 13 GIFITYKNVPAGYRPF 260 0.83 14 TNTVDTTTTESTLQSP 930 0.82 14 TVIVDIPYHTTTTVTS 390 0.82 14 VGITKGLNDWNYPVSS 232 0.82 14 PKGYLTDSRVIPSLNK 180 0.82 14 SADETTTVTTTAESTS 1042 0.82 14 FTTSTAASTSTDIENE 1009 0.82 15 YWSQSFATTTTVTAPP 767 0.81 15 PTVTTTEYWSQSYATT 688 0.81 15 PTVTTTEYWSQSYATT 580 0.81 15 YSTKTAPIGETATVIV 378 0.81 15 TYNYKGPGTPTWNAVL 37 0.81 15 TIEILKPIPTTTITTS 355 0.81 15 SGSVIQHSTWLCGLIT 1134 0.81 16 TVTTTEYWSESYTTTT 509 0.80 16 DAYISATDVNSYTLSY 277 0.80 16 NVPAGYRPFVDAYISA 267 0.80 16 TCTVSNTLTPSIKALG 111 0.80 17 FQAGEEFMTFSTLTCT 98 0.79 17 SCEGDKGCSWVSVSTR 901 0.79 17 TVTAPPGGTDTVIIYD 849 0.79 17 TTTVTAPPGGTDTVII 775 0.79 17 HTVTTTEYWSQSYATT 724 0.79 17 HTVTTTEYWSQSYATT 616 0.79 17 TTTVTAPPGGTDTVII 523 0.79 17 TVTTTEYWSESYTTTS 473 0,79 17 PSLNKVSTLFVAPQCA 191 0.79 17 SPIISSSADETTTVTT 1036 0.79 18 PTVTTTEYWSQSYTTA 832 0.78 18 TTTVIAPPGGTDSVII 667 0.78 18 TTTVIAPPGGTDSVII 559 0.78 18 GIVIVATTRTVTDSTT 324 0.78 18 KKISINVDFERSNVDP 165 0.78 18 TNNNGGGNAPSATSTS 1063 0.78 19 HTVTTTEYWSQSXATT 796 0.77 19 TPSIKALGTVTLPLAF 119 0.77 19 TVTTTAESTSVIEQQT 1048 0.77 19 MDENSEFTTSTAASTS 1003 0.77 20 AQTNPSVPTTESEVVF 966 0.76 20 HTVTTTEYWSQSYTTT 652 0.76 20 HTVTTTEYWSQSYTTT 544 0.76 20 TPTWNAVLGWSLDGTS 45 0.76 20 TTTEYWSQSFATTTTI 439 0.76 20 PYHTTTTVTSKWTGTI 396 0.76 20 CANGYTSGTMGFANTY 205 0.76 21 TTWVIETKTITETSCE 888 0.75 21 HTVTTTEYWSQSFATT 760 0.75 21 TDVNSYTLSYANEYTC 283 0.75 21 LNDWNYPVSSESFSYT 238 0.75 21 YGDVQIDCSNIHVGIT 220 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 4 17 11 QYTLLLIYLSVATA 424 437 430 IDTVIVQVPSPNPT 186 208 202 DSRVIPSLNKVSTLFVAPQCANG 388 398 394 TATVIVDIPYH 908 921 911 CSWVSVSTRIVTIP 1134 1152 1147 SGSVIQHSTWLCGLITLLS 1119 1128 1125 TSSLVSLHML 119 135 131 TPSIKALGTVTLPLAFN 323 331 328 NGIVIVATT 70 77 75 NMPCVFKF 81 99 94 QTSVDLTAHGVKYATCQFQ 109 117 111 TLTCTVSNT 262 293 277 FITYKNVPAGYRPFVDAYISATDVNSYTLSYA 49 55 53 NAVLGWS 222 235 230 DVQIDCSNIHVGIT 337 346 343 STTAVTTLPF 606 612 611 DTVLIRE 463 468 467 TVLIRE 750 756 755 DTVLIRE 642 648 647 DTVLIRE 369 377 371 TSYVGVTTS 498 503 503 DSVIIK 356 362 359 IEILKPI 559 566 563 TTTVIAPP 667 674 671 TTTVIAPP 570 575 575 DSVIIR 678 683 683 DSVIIR 1029 1041 1035 TGSVEASSPIISS 977 982 980 SEVVFT 859 864 860 TVIIYD 951 958 953 ESGVSVET 243 250 246 YPVSSESF 295 301 299 EYTCAGG 142 153 148 SVDLEDSKCFTA 1055 1061 1056 STSVIEQ 942 949 945 LQSPSGIF 1088 1094 1091 SDSVITS 870 877 876 EISSFSRP 888 894 894 TTWVIET 20 27 21 ITGVFNSF 969 974 969 NPSVPT 50. IPF5185 MKVSTIFAAASALFAATTTLAQDVACLVDNQQVAVVDLDTGVCPFTIPASLAAFFTFVSLEEYNVQFYYTIV NNVRYNTDIRNAGKVINVPARNLYGAGAVPFFQVHLEKQLEANSTAAIRRRLMGETPIVKRDQIDDFIASIE NTEGTALEGSTLEVVDYVPGSSSASPSGSASPSGSESGSGSDSATIRSTTVVSSSSCESSGDSAATATGANG ESTVTEQNTVVVTITSCHNDACHATTVPATASIGVTTVHGTETIFTTYCPLSSYETVESTKVITITSCSENK CQETTVEATPSTATTVSEGVVTEYVTYCPVSSVETVASTKVITVVACDEHKCHETTAVATPTEVTTVVEGST THYVTYKPTGSGPTQGETYATNAITSEGTVYVPKTTAVTTHGSTFETVAYITVTKATPTKGGEQHQPGSPAG AATSAPGAPAPGASGAHASTANKVTVEAQATPGTLTPENTVAGGVNGEQVAVSAKTTISQTTVAKASGSGKA AISTFEGAAAASAGASVLALALIPLAYFI* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 TVTKATPTKGGEQHQP 412 0.95 2 KPTGSGPTQGETYATN 367 0.93 3 KGGEQHQPGSPAGAAT 420 0.90 4 PLSSYETVESTKVITI 266 0.89 4 TETIFTTYCPLSSYET 257 0.89 4 TLEVVDYVPGSSSASP 155 0.89 5 VVTEYVTYCPVSSVET 308 0.88 6 HASTANKVTVEAQATP 449 0.86 6 APGAPAPGASGAHAST 437 0.86 6 ATPSTATTVSEGVVTE 296 0.86 7 TNAITSEGTVYVPKTT 381 0.85 7 TKVITITSCSENKCQE 276 0.85 8 NVQFYYTIVNNVRYNT 64 0.84 8 VEAQATPGTLTPENTV 458 0.84 8 TTVVEGSTTHYVTYKP 353 0.84 8 SATIRSTTVVSSSSCE 187 0.84 9 SSSCESSGDSAATATG 198 0.83 9 RLMGETPIVKRDQIDD 123 0.83 10 TAVTTHGSTFETVAYI 396 0.82 10 VITVVACDEHKCHETT 329 0.82 10 SCSENKCQETTVEATP 283 0.82 10 GSASPSGSESGSGSDS 172 0.82 11 VINVPARNLYGAGAVP 87 0.81 11 QVAVVDLDTGVCPFTI 32 0.81 11 ESTVTEQNTVVVTITS 217 0.81 12 DEHKCHETTAVATPTE 336 0.80 13 GGVNGEQVAVSAKTTI 475 0.79 13 VVVTITSCHNDACHAT 226 0.79 14 ETTAVATPTEVTTVVE 342 0.78 15 PGTLTPENTVAGGVNG 464 0.77 15 PGASGAHASTANKVTV 443 0.77 16 TTVAKASGSGKAAIST 493 0.76 17 PVSSVETVASTKVITV 317 0.75 17 FIASIENTEGTALEGS 139 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 301 350 332 ATTVSEGVVTEYVTYCPVSSVETVASTKVITVVACDEHKCH ETTAVATPT 514 530 524 AASAGASVLALALIPLA 21 75 25 AQDVACLVDNQQVAVVDLDTGVCPFTIPASLAAFFTFVSLE EYNVQFYYTIVNNV 155 174 159 TLEVVDYVPGSSSASPSGSA 192 204 198 STTVVSSSSCESS 223 254 230 QNTVVVTITSCHNDACHATTVPATASIGVTTV 97 111 104 GAGAVPFFQVHLEKQ 262 273 267 TTYCPLSSYETV 405 416 410 FETVAYITVTKA 275 284 281 STKVITITSC 479 487 484 GEQVAVSAK 87 95 89 VINVPARNL 387 401 392 EGTVYVPKTTAVTTH 352 359 353 VTTVVEGS 361 367 365 THYVTYK 4 19 6 STIFAAASALFAATTT 455 461 459 KVTVEAQ 492 498 493 QTTVAKA 128 134 133 TPIVKRD 430 450 440 PAGAATSAPGAPAPGASGAHA 137 142 138 DDFIAS 51. IPF15911 MSFWDNNKDSFKSAGKSTFKGITSGTKAVGQAGYRTYKKNEAKRKGVEYHDPIKNESKSGETNVPYNPSPLP SKDKLSSYQPPPKRNVGTFGVPQRGEASHYSAPAPTSGQSTYPANQQQYQHPNEIQTSSGYQEPPPEYSVDS NSDMQGFSAGSEYQRTAHPAPASTTFTPANQTSFIASPQPTSIATDNAIQNIQQQYNSVSKQPSPAPGLPPL QHQPGNLVNPPLPPQVPQKSNVPPSLPSRTSVASVASSTSQQSVGQGSFVNAQEQPKPKPALPDPGSFAPPP RRRDQQPIKPKILTNNSTMGNEKMSSPLVQGQSSSSNIGLHPSKSISEREHQSDYSDASSKPPSLPSRTSSS HSNLPLKQKPPKPKKLQGDSSITTSHTPGYNSNYTHNVFSARSEEEYATPPKPPRPVEDEEYTNPPKPPRPV EDEEYTNPPKPPRPVEDDEYTNPPKPPRPETQNSSVVTPRAIPDATELSNKKPPPPKPLKKPSTLDGSTSSP PLYSELDNSFSKPKQIISESTNSQSAVSSELNSIFQKMNINKTESEAPASSPEVKPKPKPKPVPKPKPEMIT KKQESPETSIRIATTTKPPPPVRRLSTPHKSPSPPPVPPARNYSRAPAPPPPKQSGPPNLDLELSSGWYAKT NGPLQLPKVFHGINHKFSYTTSSGSYGKGTTTLTVRLKDLSIVTYKFEYSNNDISNVNVVIEKYVPSPIDTT PSKQELIANHQRFGEYIASWCEHHRGKTVGRGECWDLAKEALQKGCGKHAFVSSYTIHGYPILQIGNVGNGV YFINNSQQLDEVRRGDILQFNACTFYDASTGVTQSAGAPDHTSVVIGKSGDKLMVLEQNVGGKRYVVDGEIN LKNLTKGEVYVYRAMPHEWAGEL* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 HKSPSPPPVPPARNYS 605 0.96 1 SGYQEPPPEYSVDSNS 131 0.96 2 TKKQESPETSIRIATT 576 0.95 3 DGSTSSPPLYSELDNS 498 0.93 3 DPGSFAPPPRRRDQQP 280 0.93 4 CEHHRGKTVGRGECWD 741 0.92 4 PPVPPARNYSRAPAPP 611 0.92 5 PRAIPDATELSNKKPP 471 0.91 5 PPKPPRPVEDDEYTNP 440 0.91 5 DSSITTSHTPGYNSNY 379 0.91 6 GEYIASWCEHHRGKTV 734 0.90 6 YSRAPAPPPPKQSGPP 619 0.90 6 LPLKQKPPKPKKLQGD 364 0.90 6 PKPKPALPDPGSFAPP 272 0.90 7 YGKGTTTLTVRLKDLS 674 0.89 7 YNSVSKQPSPAPGLPP 200 0.89 8 NVVIEKYVPSPIDTTP 706 0.88 8 FSYTTSSGSYGKGTTT 665 0.88 8 LSSGWYAKTNGPLQLP 640 0.88 8 PTSIATDNAIQNIQQQ 184 0.88 9 PPKPPRPVEDEEYTNP 425 0.87 9 PPKPPRPVEDEEYTNP 410 0.87 9 YKKNEAKRKGVEYHDP 37 0.87 9 PGLPPLQHQPGNLVNP 211 0.87 10 QELIANHQRFGEYIAS 724 0.86 10 IATTTKPPPPVRRLST 588 0.86 11 FYDASTGVTQSAGAPD 817 0.85 11 NKTESEAPASSPEVKP 545 0.85 11 EEEYATPPKPPRPVED 404 0.85 11 QTSFIASPQPTSIATD 175 0.85 11 AHPAPASTTFTPANQT 161 0.85 12 KQIISESTNSQSAVSS 518 0.84 12 GVEYHDPIKNESKSGE 46 0.84 12 PPKPPRPETQNSSVVT 455 0.84 13 PSPIDTTPSKQELIAN 714 0.83 13 PPKQSGPPNLDLELSS 627 0.83 13 SKSGETNVPYNPSPLP 57 0.83 13 TELSNKKPPPPKPLKK 478 0.83 13 HQPGNLVNPPLPPQVP 218 0.83 13 AGSEYQRTAHPAPAST 153 0.83 14 DKLSSYQPPPKRNVGT 75 0.82 14 KPVPKPKPEMITKKQE 565 0.82 14 DEEYTNPPKPPRPVED 434 0.82 14 DEEYTNPPKPPRPVED 419 0.82 14 SSTSQQSVGQGSFVNA 253 0.82 14 VNPPLPPQVPQKSNVP 224 0.82 14 PANQQQYQHPNEIQTS 115 0.82 14 PAPTSGQSTYPANQQQ 105 0.82 15 KEALQKGCGKHAFVSS 759 0.81 15 ASSPEVKPKPKPKPVP 553 0.81 16 EVRRGDILQFNACTFY 803 0.80 16 YNSNYTHNVFSARSEE 390 0.80 17 VGTFGVPQRGEASHYS 88 0.79 17 GECWDLAKEALQKGCG 752 0.79 17 LPKVFHGINHKFSYTT 654 0.79 17 RRRDQQPIKPKILTNN 289 0.79 17 TFKGITSGTKAVGQAG 18 0.79 18 PPPVRRLSTPHKSPSP 595 0.78 18 PKILTNNSTMGNEKMS 298 0.78 18 KAVGQAGYRTYKKNEA 27 0.78 18 TFTPANQTSFIASPQP 169 0.78 19 PSKSISEREHQSDYSD 330 0.77 20 IGNVGNGVYFINNSQQ 785 0.76 20 YSDASSKPPSLPSRTS 343 0.76 21 KDLSIVTYKFEYSNND 686 0.75 21 RTSSSHSNLPLKQKPP 356 0.75 21 SRTSVASVASSTSQQS 244 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 704 716 710 NVNVVIEKYVPSP 651 662 655 PLQLPKVFHGIN 199 255 250 QYNSVSKQPSPAPGLPPLQHQPGNLVNPPLPPQVPQKS NVPPS LPSRTSVASVASST 871 878 875 GEVYVYRA 763 786 769 QKGCGKHAFVSSYTIHGYPILQIG 680 695 688 TLTVRLKDLSIVTYKF 466 472 471 SSVVTPR 833 840 836 HTSVVIGK 594 617 613 PPPPVRRLSTPHKSPSPPPVPPAR 809 819 812 ILQFNACTFYD 855 862 860 KRYVVDGE 503 509 507 SPPLYSE 257 269 263 QQSVGQGSFVNAQ 314 320 317 SPLVQGQ 134 143 139 QEPPPEYSVD 528 538 532 QSAVSSELNSI 46 52 50 GVEYHDP 65 83 80 PYNPSPLPSKDKLSSYQPP 734 744 738 GEYIASWCEHH 790 795 791 NGVYFI 295 300 298 PIKPKI 100 108 104 SHYSAPAPT 844 851 850 KLMVLEQN 325 333 331 NIGLHPSKS 361 369 367 HSNLPLKQK 486 494 488 PPPKPLKKP 563 570 565 KPKPVPKP 635 643 639 NLDLELSSG 176 186 181 TSFIASPQPTS 552 561 555 PASSPEVKPK 621 631 625 RAPAPPPPKQS 160 167 164 TAHPAPAS 395 401 397 THNVFSA 26 32 31 TKAVGQA 348 356 351 SKPPSLPSR 112 122 121 STYPANQQQYQ 274 287 275 PKPALPDPGSFAPP 821 828 827 STGVTQSA 723 730 724 KQELIANH 516 522 518 KPKQIIS 52. PLB4 MNLLISLLLLSISLVLGSSPSGGYAPGIVQCPINSNSNSSSSSSRNTTFSFIREADSISDLEKQWIKQRQLK VNKSLIEFLKSANLSNFNPQNFIDAKDYQGINLGLAFSGGSYRAMLNGAGQLMALDSRSSSSPSESGSGSGS LGGILQSANYIGGLSGSSWLLGSLAMQGWPTVEEVVFENPHDVWNLTSSRQLVNQTGLWTIVFPVMFDNMNK ALSHMNFWDNNADGIKFDLEAKEKAGFETSLTDAWARGLAHQLFPKGKDNYGSSETWSDIRNIDAFANHDMP FPFVTGLGRKPGTTVYNLNSTVIEMNPFEFGSFDPSLNTFTDIKYLGTNVSNGVPVDSCVNGFDNSGFIVGS SSSLFNSCLNTLVCDNCNSLNSVIKWILKKFLTYKLMKMWLFTNPNPFFNSQYAKSDNITTSDTLYVIDGGI GGEVIPLSTLMVKERALDIVFAFDSDTNTKTNWPDGSALISSYERQFSQQGSSSICPYVPDTKTFLEKGLTA KPTFFGCDAKNLTALEKDGVIPPLVVYFANRPYEYYSNVSTFDLTFTDEQKKGLIKNGFDVATRLNGTIDPE FKSCIACAVIRREEERRGIEQSDQCKKCFKNYCWDGTYASGPAENYVNFTDSSLTNGSTVFYGKADAKVSSS KGGLFGFLKRDTQNNDEKEEFIGVVRESNSDSLKLSKYLTIASLFALYLVIM* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 TGLGRKPGTTVYNLNS 293 0.94 1 GSSPSGGYAPGIVQCP 17 0.94 2 LGLAFSGGSYRAMLNG 105 0.92 3 LWTIVFPVMFDNMNKA 202 0.91 4 FIVGSSSSLFNSCLNT 356 0.90 5 NGSTVFYGKADAKVSS 632 0.89 5 NYCWDGTYASGPAENY 607 0.89 5 SDTNTKTNWPDGSALI 457 0.89 5 SETWSDIRNIDAFANH 270 0.89 5 PGIVQCPINSNSNSSS 26 0.89 5 SRSSSSPSESGSGSGS 129 0.89 6 YGKADAKVSSSKGGLF 638 0.87 7 TVIEMNPFEFGSFDPS 309 0.86 7 DNMNKALSHMNFWDNN 212 0.86 8 KGLTAKPTFFGCDAKN 500 0.85 9 EQSDQCKKCFKNYCWD 596 0.84 9 KGLIKNGFDVATRLNG 556 0.84 9 VYFANRPYEYYSNVST 530 0.84 9 AMQGWPTVEEVVFENP 169 0.84 10 KGGLFGFLKRDTQNND 649 0.83 10 YEYYSNVSTFDLTFTD 537 0.83 10 SFIREADSISDLEKQW 50 0.83 10 GEVIPLSTLMVKERAL 434 0.83 10 SSSRNTTFSFIREADS 42 0.83 11 CAVIRREEERRGIEQS 583 0.82 11 QFSQQGSSSICPYVPD 478 0.82 11 FTDIKYLGTNVSNGVP 328 0.82 12 QNFIDAKDYQGINLGL 92 0.81 13 GPAENYVNFTDSSLTN 617 0.80 13 ATRLNGTIDPEFKSCI 566 0.80 13 EEVVFENPHDVWNLTS 177 0.80 14 MWLFTNPNPFFNSQYA 399 0.79 14 NGVPVDSCVNGFDNSG 340 0.79 15 VPDTKTFLEKGLTAKP 491 0.78 15 IVFAFDSDTNTKTNWP 451 0.78 15 SCLNTLVCDNCNSLNS 367 0.78 15 WARGLAHQLFPKGKDN 251 0.78 15 PHDVWNLTSSRQLVNQ 184 0.78 16 EKEEFIGVVRESNSDS 665 0.77 16 MPFPFVTGLGRKPGTT 287 0.77 16 DLEAKEKAGFETSLTD 234 0.77 17 LKVNKSLIEFLKSANL 71 0.76 17 RESNSDSLKLSKYLTI 674 0.76 17 TSLTDAWARGLAHQLF 245 0.76 17 GSSWLLGSLAMQGWPT 160 0.76 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 521 534 527 KDGVIPPLVVYFAN 577 587 583 FKSCIACAVIR 339 350 345 SNGVPVDSCVNG 680 697 695 SLKLSKYLTIASLFALYL 4 19 6 LISLLLLSISLVLGSS 355 377 371 GFIVGSSSSLFNSCLNTLVCDNC 484 495 489 SSSICPYVPDTK 25 34 30 APGIVQCPIN 434 447 439 GEVIPLSTLMVKER 202 210 208 LWTIVFPVM 449 455 452 LDIVFAF 176 184 178 VEEVVFENP 253 262 258 RGLAHQLFPK 379 395 385 SLNSVIKWILKKFLTYK 422 430 425 SDTLYVIDG 598 608 603 SDQCKKCFKNY 468 478 472 GSALISSYERQ 288 295 292 PFPFVTGL 669 675 671 FIGVVRE 161 168 166 SSWLLGSL 68 81 78 QRQLKVNKSLIEFL 537 548 540 YEYYSNVSTFDL 102 111 106 GINLGLAFSG 193 200 199 SRQLVNQT 145 153 151 LGGILQSAN 635 640 638 TVFYGK 503 514 508 TAKPTFFGCDAK 330 336 336 DIKYLGT 642 648 646 DAKVSSS 301 309 309 TTVYNLNST 53. PCT1 MARLTRKRTIEKELNGSSRVTRTLSMESISSLFKRNKKRKHNDGNDSSVNSSDNENINITDDEEQDHIDTKP NHKKRKIKTKAEEEFEANEKKLDEELPIDLRKYRPRGFRFNLPPEDRPIRIYADGVFDLFHLGHMKQLEQAK KSFPNVELVCGIPSDIETHKRKGLTVLTDEQRCETLMHCKWVDEVIPNAPWCVTPEFLQEHKIDYVAHDDLP YASSDSDDIYKPIKEQGKFLTTQRTEGISTSDIITKIIRDYDKYLMRNFSRGATRKELNVSWLKMNELEFKK HINDFRTYWMKNKTNINNVSRDLYFEIREFMRGKKFDFQKFIEDGNSQNSSNHGSDEESTNSSKVSSPLSDF ASKYIGNRNKDLNRKGILNNFKGWINRDDHSEQETEEEIKPIVIKPIRRSRRLSGGSSTSSVPSTPVKRTAS SASTTPKRKSPLKKSSSVKNTPKTK Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 QDHIDTKPNHKKRKIK 65 0.91 1 EFLQEHKIDYVAHDDL 200 0.91 1 DLRKYRPRGFRFNLPP 101 0.91 2 KRKIKTKAEEEFEANE 76 0.90 2 SWLKMNELEFKKHIND 277 0.90 2 TSDIITKIIRDYDKYL 246 0.90 3 PSTPVKRTASSASTTP 423 0.89 3 HCKWVDEVIPNAPWCV 182 0.89 3 TVLTDEQRCETLMHCK 169 0.89 4 SSTSSVPSTPVKRTAS 417 0.88 5 DHSEQETEEEIKPIVI 389 0.87 6 NINITDDEEQDHIDTK 56 0.86 6 SSDSDDIYKPIKEQGK 219 0.86 7 SSVNSSDNENINITDD 47 0.85 7 ASSASTTPKRKSPLKK 431 0.85 7 YFEIREFMRGKKFDFQ 312 0.85 7 PIRIYADGVFDLFKLG 120 0.85 8 KRTIEKELNGSSRVTR 7 0.83 8 DFASKYIGNRNKDLNR 359 0.83 8 PSDIETHKRKGLTVLT 157 0.83 9 NKKRKHNDGNDSSVNS 36 0.82 9 KKHINDFRTYWMKNKT 287 0.82 9 RTLSMESISSLFKRNK 22 0.82 9 DDLPYASSDSDDIYKP 213 0.82 9 RCETLMHCKWVDEVIP 176 0.82 10 IEDGNSQNSSNHGSDE 330 0.80 10 LMRNFSRGATRKELNV 261 0.80 11 RRLSGGSSTSSVPSTP 411 0.79 12 TEEEIKPIVIKPIRRS 395 0.78 12 FKGWINRDDHSEQETE 381 0.78 12 TQRTEGISTSDIITKI 238 0.78 13 TPKRKSPLKKSSSVKN 437 0.76 13 SSKVSSPLSDFASKYI 350 0.76 13 HGSDEESTNSSKVSSP 341 0.76 13 GSSRVTRTLSMESISS 16 0.76 14 KFDFQKFIEDGNSQNS 323 0.75 14 EVIPNAPWCVTPEFLQ 188 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 147 160 153 FPNVELVCGIPSDI 121 137 131 IRIYADGVFDLFHLGHM 177 220 199 CETLMHCKWVDEVIPNAPWCVTPEFLQEHKIDYVAHDDLPY ASS 400 407 404 KPIVIKPI 419 430 424 TSSVPSTPVKRT 350 364 354 SSKVSSPLSDFASKY 308 315 310 SRDLYFEI 441 452 447 KSPLKKSSSVKN 167 174 169 GLTVLTDE 273 279 277 ELNVSWL 99 105 101 PIDLRKY 250 260 252 ITKIIRDYDKY 54. COX11 MNRLRIYTPIFRSTIVKPAVFRPYAFIVSRGIHTTGKLFQMQHQQQPSVPDQSSIEKQREWVDRLAREREER QKYRNRTATYYTASLGIFFLALAFSAVPIYRAICQRTGWGGIPITDSTKFTPDKLIPVDTNKRIRIQFTCQS SGILPWKFTPLQREVYVVPGETALAFYRAKNMSKEDIIGMATYSISPDNVAGYFNKIQCFCFEEQRLSAGEE VDMPVFFFIDPDFAKDPAMRNIDDVVLHYSFFKAHYSDGELAAAPIGNMEMKASVVS Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 RSTIVKPAVFRPYAFI 12 0.96 2 GIPITDSTKFTPDKLI 113 0.94 3 DRLAREREERQKYRNR 63 0.93 3 IGMATYSISPDNVAGY 182 0.93 4 AGEEVDMPVFFFIDPD 213 0.89 5 RLRIYTPIFRSTIVKP 3 0.88 6 MQHQQQPSVPDQSSIE 41 0.87 7 QSSIEKQREWVDRLAR 52 0.84 8 LPWKFTPLQREVYVVP 148 0.83 9 KYRNRTATYYTASLGI 74 0.81 9 ISPDNVAGYFNKIQCF 189 0.81 10 GETALAFYRAKNMSKE 164 0.78 11 GELAAAPIGNMEMKAS 255 0.76 11 RIRIQFTCQSSGILPW 135 0.76 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 239 252 244 DDVVLHYSFFKAHY 200 208 203 KIQCFCFEE 137 17 1161 RIQFTCQSSGILPWKFTPLQREVYVVPGETALAFY 6 31 18 IYTPIFRSTIVKPAVFRPYAFIVSRG 82 108 92 YYTASLGIFFLALAFSAVPIYRAICQR 218 228 223 DMPVFFFDPD 124 131 127 PDKLIPVD 39 52 46 FQMQHQQQPSVPDQ 187 198 188 YSISPDNVAGYF 55. KEL1 MALFKLGGKLKKKDHQSDPDTTVSSSSSTNSANRKSTSRFSSILHSSAAPMPSISNQPAHTSRPPPHANLSV TTPWNRFKLFDSPFPRYRHAAASIASEKNELFLMGGLKDGSVFGDTWKIVPQINHEGDIINYVAENIEVVNN NNPPARVGHAAVLCGNAFIVYGGDTVDTDTNGFPDNNFYLFNINNHKYTIPNHILNKPNGRYGHTIGVISLN NTSSRLYLFGGQLENDVFNDLYYFELNSFKSPKATWQLVEPLNDVKPPPLTNHSMSVYKNKVYVFGGVYNNE KVSNDLWVFDAINDTWTQVTTTGDIPPPVNEHSSCVADDRMYVYGGNDFQGIIYSSLYVLDLQTLEWSSLQS SAEKSGPGPRCGHSMTLLPKFNKILIMGGDKNDYVDSDPHNFETYESFNGEEVGTMVYELDLNIIDHFLAAS APVNAPTIIPPVASYEELPKPKKPAASARNDLQGYDRHARSFSGGPEDFATPQASARGSPSPERTQGGGDNF VEVDLPSTTISQVDDDPPYDTTSLNQPQEVTNGHVDDEPFRRRSLDPKFDDHSGAPEVAPVAVPVTEPVSAP VTAPVAEPVVAPAVAPDASGKVKKIISELTNELVQLKATTKEQMQKATEKIEQLERQNSLLHQSQQRDAESY TKQIEEKDVLINELKSSLDPSAWDPEQPQTATNISELNRYKLERLELNNKLLYLEQENVKLKDQFAEFEPFM DHQIGELDKFQKVIKVQEEQIDKLSNQVKDQEALHKQIYDWKSKFESLSLEFENYRAIHNDDDISDGEVELQ DDDRSILSSAKSRKDISSQLGNLVSLWNQKHASSSSRDLSAPPVINPESHPVVAKLQSQVDELLKIGKQNET TFSQEIEALRKELQEKTTSLKTVEENYRESIQSVNNTSKALKLNQEELSNQRILMERLIKENNELKLYKKAS SKKLGSRDGTPVVNEYQQGEDSPGVDELNNDDDDDEDVISTAHYNMKIKDLEADLYILKQERDQLKDNVTSL QKQLYLAQNQ Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 YQQGEDSPGVDELNND 952 0.94 1 AHTSRPPPHANLSVTT 59 0.94 2 NGHVDDEPFRRRSLDP 536 0.93 2 KILIMGGDKNDYVDSD 383 0.93 3 TGDIPPPVNEHSSCVA 310 0.90 4 LKSSLDPSAWDPEQPQ 662 0.89 4 MPSISNQPAHTSRPPP 51 0.89 5 SQEIEALRKELQEKTT 867 0.88 5 PSTTISQVDDDPPYDT 510 0.88 5 IVYGGDTVDTDTNGFP 163 0.88 6 DGEVELQDDDRSILSS 786 0.86 6 TPQASARGSPSPERTQ 483 0.86 6 APTIIPPVASYEELPK 437 0.86 6 NGEEVGTMVYELDLNI 409 0.86 6 FQGIIYSSLYVLDLQT 337 0.86 6 HSSCVADDRMYVYGGN 320 0.86 6 LKKKDHQSDPDTTVSS 10 0.86 7 RRRSLDPKFDDHSGAP 545 0.85 7 GPEDFATPQASARGSP 477 0.85 7 AEKSGPGPRCGHSMTL 362 0.85 7 PNHILNKPNGRYGHTI 195 0.85 8 EDVISTAHYNMKIKDL 972 0.84 8 LGSRDGTPVVNEYQQG 940 0.84 8 QEEQIDKLSNQVKDQE 737 0.84 8 MQKATEKIEQLERQNS 620 0.84 8 RHARSFSGGPEDFATP 469 0.84 8 TVSSSSSTNSANRKST 22 0.84 8 TVDTDTNGFPDNNFYL 169 0.84 9 SRDLSAPPVINPESHP 828 0.83 9 ANLSVTTPWNRFKLFD 68 0.83 9 LNIIDHFLAASAPVNA 422 0.83 9 TLEWSSLQSSAEKSGP 352 0.83 10 ESLSLEFENYRAIHND 766 0.82 10 TKQIEEKDVLINELKS 649 0.82 10 AVAPDASGKVKKIISE 589 0.82 10 EGDIINYVAENIEVVN 128 0.82 11 KTVEENYRESIQSVNN 885 0.81 11 RKELQEKTTSLKTVEE 874 0.81 11 DPEQPQTATNISELNR 672 0.81 11 ERTQGGGDNFVEVDLP 495 0.81 11 RGSPSPERTQGGGDNF 489 0.81 11 GVYNNEKVSNDLWVFD 283 0.81 11 NGRYGHTIGVISLNNT 203 0.81 12 QVDDDPPYDTTSLNQP 516 0.80 12 GHSMTLLPKFNKILIM 372 0.80 13 ADLYILKQERDQLKDN 989 0.79 13 DQEALHKQIYDWKSKF 750 0.79 13 SELNRYKLERLELNNK 683 0.79 13 FVEVDLPSTTISQVDD 504 0.79 13 RMYVYGGNDFQGIIYS 328 0.79 14 LFDSPFPRYRHAAASI 81 0.78 14 PKATWQLVEPLNDVKP 248 0.78 15 TAPVAEPVVAPAVAPD 578 0.77 15 TTSLNQPQEVTNGHVD 525 0.77 16 KQIYDWKSKFESLSLE 756 0.76 16 HQSQQRDAESYTKQIE 638 0.76 16 PVAVPVTEPVSAPVTA 564 0.76 16 PLTNHSMSVYKNKVYV 265 0.76 17 VASYEELPKPKKPAAS 444 0.75 17 SANRKSTSRFSSILHS 31 0.75 17 KVYVFGGVYNNEKVSN 277 0.75 17 DGSVFGDTWKIVPQIN 111 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 559 593 566 APEVAPVAVPVTEPVSAPVTAPVAEPVVAPAVAPD 339 353 345 GIIYSSLYVLDLQTL 828 858 845 SRDLSAPPVINPESHPVVAKLQSQVDELLKI 148 167 155 PARVGHAAVLCGNAFIVYGG 270 283 281 SMSVYKNKVYVFGG 414 450 432 GTMVYELDLNIIDHFLAASAPVNAPTIIPPVASYEEL 504 520 507 FVEVDLPSTTISQVDDD 730 739 733 FQKVIKVQEE 1002 1015 1011 KDNVTSLQKQLYLA 314 334 323 PPPVNEHSSCVADDRMYVYGG 607 614 612 NELVQLKA 809 819 815 SSQLGNLVSLW 209 215 212 TIGVISL 696 707 701 NNKLLYLEQENV 251 267 255 TWQLVEPLNDVKPPPLT 291 299 297 SNDLWVFDA 234 243 236 FNDLYYFELN 750 758 756 DQEALHKQI 988 995 992 EADLYILK 633 640 639 QNSLLHQS 40 52 46 FSSILHSSAAPMP 60 73 69 HTSRPPPHANLSVT 221 227 222 RLYLFGG 119 125 124 WKIVPQI 946 952 950 TPVVNEY 654 661 660 EKDVLINE 132 142 133 INYVAENIEVV 81 97 94 LFDSPFPRYRHAAASIA 930 935 932 KLYKKA 595 604 600 SGKVKKIISE 797 802 800 SILSSA 368 384 376 GPRCGHSMTLLPKFNKI 192 200 196 YTIPNHILN 765 771 767 FESLSLE 663 669 665 KSSLDPS 355 361 359 WSSLQSS 20 26 25 DTTVSSS 4 9 5 FKLGGK 742 747 746 DKLSNQ 452 458 453 KPKKPAA 56. GAP1 MAIKIGINGFGRIGRLVLRVALGRKDIEVVAVNDPFIAPDYAAYMFKYDSTHGRYKGEVTASGDDLVIDGHK IKVFQERDPANIPWGKSGVDYVIESTGVFTKLEGAQKHIDAGAKKVIITAPSADAPMFVVGVNEDKYTPDLK IISNASCTTNCLAPLAKVVNDTFGIEEGLMTTVHSITATQKTVDGPSHKDWRGGRTASGNIIPSSTGAAKAV GKVIPELNGKLTGMSLRVPTTDVSVVDLTVRLKKAASYEEIAQAIKKASEGPLKGVLGYTEDAVVSTDFLGS SYSSIFDEKAGILLSPTFVKLISWYDNEYGYSTRVVDLLEHVAKASA Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 TAPSADAPMFVVGVNE 121 0.94 2 VGVNEDKYTPDLKIIS 132 0.93 3 KKASEGPLKGVLGYTE 262 0.91 4 PSHKDWRGGRTASGNI 190 0.89 4 QKTVDGPSHKDWRGGR 184 0.89 5 DYVIESTGVFTKLEGA 92 0.85 5 PLKGVLGYTEDAVVST 268 0.85 5 KYTPDLKIISNASCTT 138 0.85 5 TKLEGAQKHIDAGAKK 102 0.85 6 TGMSLRVPTTDVSVVD 228 0.84 6 QKHIDAGAKKVIITAP 108 0.84 7 IPELNGKLTGMSLRVP 220 0.83 7 IEEGLMTTVHSITATQ 169 0.83 8 YAAYMFKYDSTHGRYK 41 0.82 9 GHKIKVFQERDPANIP 70 0.81 10 LISWYDNEYGYSTRVV 309 0.80 11 KAGILLSPTFVKLISW 297 0.79 11 YSSIFDEKAGILLSPT 290 0.79 12 PFIAPDYAAYMFKYDS 35 0.78 13 STHGRYKGEVTASGDD 50 0.77 14 IPWGKSGVDYVIESTG 84 0.75 14 ASCTTNCLAPLAKVVN 149 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 14 24 19 GRLVLRVALGR 231 252 242 SLRVPTTDVSVVDLTVRLKKAA 152 166 160 TTNCLAPLAKVVNDT 320 332 327 STRVVDLLEHVAK 27 47 29 IEVVAVNDPFIAPDYAAYMFK 128 135 131 PMFVVGVN 299 312 304 GILLSPTFVKLISW 277 293 283 EDAVVSTDFLGSSYSSI 213 222 218 AKAVGKVIPE 90 103 92 GVDYVIESTGVFTK 115 125 121 AKKVIITAPSA 269 275 272 LKGVLGY 64 78 74 DDLVIDGHKIKVFQE 140 150 148 TPDLKIISNAS 174 181 179 MTTVHSIT 254 263 260 YEEIAQAIKK 204 209 208 NIIPSS 57. IRS4_CANAL MSGNSAANAAALAAFNGIGKKKKESTTKLNGTDNNTNHLGVIGSTSNQTKQHQQQQQQPQALRTPLPAHPSR KKSNKFSQLKRLNTAPAMASLQPALQIASPSISPTQPSAPASALDSDPDYFTLSPHTIPSKNEIAKSPQTPQ DMIRNVRQSIELKAIPNNAQAKRLSVDYSPQEMLKNLRHSLHSRTKTSPMLTTSDKMGQTMLAEMRDRLENT RRIASNSVASLSLSPNLDFNKSTSDVSNLSHHYDVDTVSTDSFASFSSSINDRHLPHGISIDVTNHDSDEDE IDDREREEDHEPLDNGELKSTNNKVTVSSRLRRKPPPGEDFQMQLNDKSRDTISSGSYSLNPDEVYSFTDPD SYENLVSEVEVGETTRLFPQFPDANHYHQHSSKFRKKHQKVKPINGIYYRDMDSSNTSDTEESTSNLPSRST TPLLGQPQQQVHFRSTMRKANTKKDKKSRFNELKPWKNHNDLNYLTDQEKKRYEGIWASNKGNYMSQVVIKL HGVNYETQKDPKEEAKMEHSRTAALLSAAAVEDSNYNGNNSLHNLDSVEINQLICGPVVKRIWKRSRLPSDT LEKIWNLIDFRRDGTLNKNEFLVGMWLVDQCLYGRKLPKKVDNVVWDSLGGIGVNVTVKKKK* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 PINGIYYRDMDSSNTS 403 0.94 2 DKSRDTISSGSYSLNP 335 0.93 3 PDEVYSFTDPDSYENL 350 0.90 4 ASPSISPTQPSAPASA 100 0.89 5 AVEDSNYNGNNSLHNL 534 0.88 5 AKSPQTPQDMIRNVRQ 137 0.88 6 LEKIWNLIDFRRDGTL 577 0.87 6 KQHQQQQQQPQALRTP 50 0.87 7 TKTSPMLTTSDKMGQT 189 0.86 7 NGIGKKKKESTTKLNG 16 0.86 8 DTEESTSNLPSRSTTP 419 0.85 8 YRDMDSSNTSDTEEST 409 0.85 8 PHTIPSKNEIAKSPQT 127 0.85 9 YETQKDPKEEAKMEHS 509 0.84 9 HGISIDVTNHDSDEDE 273 0.84 10 NHYHQHSSKFRKKHQK 385 0.83 10 NSVASLSLSPNLDFNK 222 0.83 10 TTSDKMGQTMLAEMRD 196 0.83 11 KKRYEGIWASNKGNYM 482 0.82 11 ANTKKDKKSRFNELKP 452 0.82 12 PGEDFQMQLNDKSRDT 325 0.81 12 REREEDHEPLDNGELK 292 0.81 13 QQQVHFRSTMRKANTK 440 0.80 13 KVTVSSRLRRKPPPGE 312 0.80 13 DEDEIDDREREEDHEP 285 0.80 14 GSYSLNPDEVYSFTDP 344 0.79 14 SSSINDRHLPHGISID 263 0.79 14 PSAPASALDSDPDYFT 109 0.79 15 LRTPLPAHPSRKKSNK 62 0.78 15 LPSRSTTPLLGQPQQQ 427 0.78 15 SEVEVGETTRLFPQFP 367 0.78 15 KKESTTKLNGTDNNTN 22 0.78 16 CGPVVKRIWKRSRLPS 559 0.77 16 AALLSAAAVEDSNYNG 527 0.77 16 LGVIGSTSNQTKQHQQ 39 0.77 17 MWLVDQCLYGRKLPKK 601 0.76 17 KKSRFNELKPWKNHND 458 0.76 18 NVVWDSLGGIGVNVTV 619 0.75 18 KSTSDVSNLSHHYDVD 237 0.75 18 RQSIELKAIPNNAQAK 151 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 547 566 560 HNLDSVEINQLICGPVVKRI 596 612 606 EFLVGMWLVDQCLYGRK 497 508 502 MSQVVIKLHGVN 363 372 368 ENLVSEVEVG 526 537 532 TAALLSAAAVED 221 232 226 SNSVASLSLSPN 242 254 248 VSNLSHHYDVDTV 627 635 631 GIGVNVTVK 312 318 316 KVTVSSR 89 117 96 AMASLQPALQIASPSISPTQPSAPASALD 166 173 171 KRLSVDYS 432 446 442 TTPLLGQPQQQVHFR 8 15 12 NAAALAAF 614 624 623 PKKVDNVVWDS 38 44 41 HLGVIGS 51 70 68 QHQQQQQQPQALRTPLPAHP 268 280 274 DRHLPHGISIDVT 180 187 184 NLRHSLHS 122 130 125 YFTLSPHTI 398 407 401 HQKVKPINGI 150 159 153 VRQSIELKAI 384 392 389 ANHYHQHSS 350 356 356 PDEVYSF 78 84 81 FSQLKRL 259 264 263 FASFSS 343 348 345 SGSYSL 58. INP51 MRLYLIEKPRTFVITTNTHALIIRHPSPTYKHSGIKGLVSGHSKDKDQNKDTKVLVEFVLKEYLDLSLYRDI TPKHGGLLGLLGLLNVKGKTFIGFITRDEWTASATVTDRIYKITDTEFYCINNDEYDYLLDKEYENMSHQER ERLRYPAASVQRLLSSGAFYYSKQFDMTSNIQERGFVSSDYKLIADSSFFKSFMWNGFMTEELIETRKRMSP AEQKIIDKSGLLIIVIRGYAKTVNTTVGGCEALMTLISKQSCAKEGPLFGDWGSDGDGYVSNYLESEIIIYT EKFCLSYVIVRGNVPMYWELENNFSTKTILAANGKQIAFPRSFEASQEALVRHFDRLSSQYGDIHVLNTLSD KSYKGVLNSAYEEQLKYFLQNRESTDIGYKVLYTRIPIASSRIKKIGYSGQNPYDIVSLLSNSIIDFGALFY DSKPNSFIGKQLGVFRINSFDSLNKANFLSKIISQEVIDLAFRDIGLELDRELYVKHAQLWEENDLWISKLT LNFASTSDKLHTSHNSIKSSFVKSHITKKYFGGVVESKPNEIAMLKLLGRLQDQSPVTMFNPIHNYVNKELN KRAKDFTSKLDLSVYASTFNVNGSVYEGDIDKWIYPEENDYDLIFIGLQEIVVLNAGQMVNTDFRNKTQWER KILGVLQKRNKYMVMWSGQLGGVALYFFVKESQVKYVSNVECSFKKTGLGGVSANKGGIAVSFKFSDTTICF VSAHLAAGLSNIEERHQNYKALIKGIQFSKNRRIQNHDAVIWLGDFNYRIDLTNDQVKPMILQKLYAKIFEC DQLNKQMANGESFPFFSEQEINFPPTYKFDKGTKVYDTSEKQRIPAWTDRILFLSRQNLIEPLSYNSCQNLT FSDHRPVYATFKITVKIINHTIKKNLSDEIYKNYKDSHNGIFDILVKSFDNKELNEGKDASLPAPSSDKHKW WLEGGKAAKIIIPGLEDDNMVMNPWRPINPFEKSNEPEFVSKNDLEAIQN Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 LYLIEKPRTFVITTNT 3 0.96 2 EQEINFPPTYKFDKGT 810 0.95 3 EGDIDKWIYPEENDYD 603 0.93 4 PGLEDDNMVMNPWRPI 949 0.92 5 EWTASATVTDRIYKIT 101 0.91 6 HPSPTYKHSGIKGLVS 25 0.90 6 GFMTEELIETRKRMSP 201 0.90 7 PFEKSNEPEFVSKNDL 966 0.89 7 IPAWTDRILFLSRQNL 836 0.89 7 SEIIIYTEKFCLSYVI 282 0.89 7 HALIIRHPSPTYKHSG 19 0.89 8 SCAKEGPLFGDWGSDG 257 0.88 9 LVSGHSKDKDQNKDTK 38 0.87 9 HSGIKGLVSGHSKDKD 32 0.87 9 EFYCINNDEYDYLLDK 119 0.87 9 RIYKITDTEFYCINND 111 0.87 10 AQLWEENDLWISKLTL 490 0.86 10 PLFGDWGSDGDGYVSN 263 0.86 10 GLLIIVIRGYAKTVNT 226 0.86 11 MVMWSGQLGGVALYFF 661 0.85 11 QSPVTMFNPIHNYVNK 558 0.85 11 SGAFYYSKQFDMTSNI 160 0.85 12 YKLIADSSFFKSFMWN 185 0.84 13 APSSDKHKWWLEGGKA 928 0.83 13 TKVYDTSEKQRIPAWT 825 0.83 13 KELNKRAKDFTSKLDL 573 0.83 13 GGVVESKPNEIAMLKL 536 0.83 13 KSHITKKYFGGVVESK 527 0.83 13 EYENMSHQERERLRYP 135 0.83 14 HDAVIWLGDFNYRIDL 757 0.82 14 GYSGQNPYDIVSLLSN 407 0.82 15 DEIYKNYKDSHNGIFD 892 0.81 15 ANKGGIAVSFKFSDTT 702 0.81 15 NAGQMVNTDFRNKTQW 631 0.81 15 HVLNTLSDKSYKGVLN 353 0.81 15 GKQIAFPRSFEASQEA 322 0.81 16 MNPWRPINPFEKSNEP 958 0.80 16 FIGFITRDEWTASATV 93 0.80 16 NRRIQNHDAVIWLGDF 751 0.80 16 ECSFKKTGLGGVSANK 689 0.80 16 IGLELDRELYVKHAQL 477 0.80 17 LNEGKDASLPAPSSDK 918 0.79 17 TVKIINHTIKKNLSDE 878 0.79 17 YVIVRGNVPMYWELEN 295 0.79 17 TFVITTNTHALIIRHP 11 0.79 18 RQNLIEPLSYNSCQNL 848 0.78 18 GVFRINSFDSLNKANF 445 0.78 19 KGIQFSKNRRIQNHDA 744 0.77 19 AASVQRLLSSGAFYYS 151 0.77 20 HKWWLEGGKAAKIIIP 934 0.76 20 IFDILVKSFDNKELNE 905 0.76 20 SSRIKKIGYSGQNPYD 400 0.76 20 FEASQEALVRHFDRLS 331 0.76 20 HQERERLRYPAASVQR 141 0.76 21 TFSDHRPVYATFKITV 864 0.75 21 NDLWISKLTLNFASTS 496 0.75 21 VGGCEALMTLISKQSC 243 0.75 21 TRKRMSPAEQKIIDKS 210 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 281 301 295 ESEIIIYTEKFCLSYVIVRGN 52 71 57 TKVLVEFVLKEYLDLSLYRD 668 693 674 LGGVALYFFVKESQVKYVSNVECSFK 716 729 722 TTICFVSAHLAAGL 618 633 627 DLIFIGLQEIVVLNAG 224 234 229 KSGLLIIVIRG 414 424 417 YDIVSLLSNSI 76 89 85 HGGLLGLLGLLNVK 585 595 589 KLDLSVYASTF 388 401 390 GYKVLYTRIPIASS 482 492 489 DRELYVKHAQL 650 656 652 ILGVLQK 148 167 155 RYPAASVQRLLSSGAFYYSK 335 357 355 QEALVRHFDRLSSQYGDIHVLNT 905 912 908 IFDILVKS 778 795 784 KPMILQKLYAKIFECDQL 240 262 255 NTTVGGCEALMTLISKQSCAKEG 852 863 854 IEPLSYNSCQNL 706 712 710 GIAVSFK 548 555 549 MLKLLGRL 460 476 467 FLSKIISQEVIDLAFRD 757 763 760 HDAVIWL 372 380 377 EEQLKYFLQ 19 33 22 HALIIRHPSPTYKHS 535 541 536 FGGVVES 868 884 874 HRPVYATFKITVKIINH 523 529 527 SSFVKSH 841 849 846 DRILFLSRQ 441 449 446 GKQLGVFRI 178 195 184 RGFVSSDYKLLADSSFFK 557 564 558 DQSPVTMF 944 950 946 AKIIIPG 35 42 41 IKGLVSGH 363 369 364 YKGVLNS 924 931 927 ASLPAPSS 129 134 131 DYLLDK 739 747 745 YKALIKGIQ 426 433 427 DFGALFYD 10 16 11 RTFVITT 500 508 502 ISKLTLNFA 325 330 328 IAFPRS 315 320 317 KTILAA 105 115 111 SATVTDRIYKI 825 830 828 TKVYDT 59. SET2 MSNNNFQESSNNTSSPSKRSTPMLFLDAENKTQEALTTFELLNACTYQNKYVGSANVTTTATTSTKTSNSTS TKSHQQQHRRKLEYMTCDCEEEWDSELQMNLACGPDSNCINRITCVECVNRNCLCGDDCQNQRFQNRQYSKV KVIQTELKGYGLIAEQDIEENQFIYEYIGEVIDEISFRQRMIEYDLRHLKHFYFMMLSNDSFIDATEKGSLG RFINHSCNPNAFVDKWHVGDRLRMGIFAKRKISRGEEITFDYNVDRYGAQSQPCYCGEPNCIKFMGGKTQTD AALLLPQMIAEALGVTPRQEKAWLKENKSIRNQQQNDESNINEEFVNSIEIEPIENQDGVTKVMSALMKTQH PLIIKKLIERIFLSNDQDDINVMFVRFHGYKTISTILQDLLVAKNSGKESETTDNNDIDNSTGDDDQDKDEL IIKILKILVSWPAVTKNKIASANLEEVVKDIQTNNENSNNNDEINQLCTSLLDRWSKLEMAYRIPKQESVPT NNAAAAATTTATATGTTTSASPFERISSHTPEVGGTNTPSSTSQQQQQQNSRDAGLPENWRSAFDKNTGGYY YYNLVTKETTWERPLGSLPLGPKPPSGPGLKGRINKYNEIDLAKREELRIQKEKEMKFIEMQNRDRKLKELI EMSKKSMNNIGGSSGTTITAATINGLSDNGGNNNGNITGIYGDDKHSKHHHHHHDKHLKNGPRNTSTSSSSG NNVEKIWKRIFAKYIPNIIKKYESEIGRDNVKGCAKELVNILTQSEIKHGNSLPSSSSSNGYSMELSDKKLK KIKEYSHGYMDKFLIKFNNSKKHKSTMGSKGSDNHKRKHNGDGDNGVKRSKV* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 ACTYQNKYVGSANVTT 44 0.94 2 VKDIQTNNENSNNNDE 460 0.93 2 QRMIEYDLRHLKHFYF 183 0.93 3 HHHHDKHLKNGPRNTS 699 0.92 3 FERISSHTPEVGGTNT 527 0.92 3 KISRGEEITFDYNVDR 247 0.92 4 EEEWDSELQMNLACGP 92 0.91 4 KIKEYSHGYMDKFLIK 793 0.91 4 QESSNNTSSPSKRSTP 7 0.91 4 TGGYYYYNLVTKETTW 572 0.91 4 KFMGGKTQTDAALLLP 279 0.91 4 TEKGSLGRFINHSCNP 210 0.91 5 TINGLSDNGGNNNGNI 670 0.90 5 TPEVGGTNTPSSTSQQ 534 0.90 5 SGKESETTDNNDIDNS 406 0.90 5 GRFINHSCNPNAFVDK 216 0.90 5 DSFIDATEKGSLGRFI 204 0.90 6 YMTCDCEEEWDSELQM 86 0.89 6 SSNGYSMELSDKKLKK 778 0.89 6 MKFIEMQNRDRKLKEL 632 0.89 6 ANVTTTATTSTKTSNS 55 0.89 6 SQQQQQQNSRDAGLPE 547 0.89 7 LVTKETTWERPLGSLP 580 0.87 7 YGAQSQPCYCGEPNCI 263 0.87 7 KWHVGDRLRMGIFAKR 231 0.87 8 KYESEIGRDNVKGCAK 741 0.86 8 KHSKHHHHHHDKHLKN 693 0.86 8 SKLEMAYRIPKQESVP 488 0.86 8 IGEVIDEISFRQRMIE 172 0.86 9 IPNIIKKYESEIGRDN 735 0.85 9 KGRINKYNEIDLAKRE 607 0.85 9 NSIEIEPIENQDGVTK 335 0.85 9 EALGVTPRQEKAWLKE 299 0.85 10 NHKRKHNGDGDNGVKR 826 0.84 10 NGPRNTSTSSSSGNNV 708 0.84 10 TSTKTSNSTSTKSHQQ 63 0.84 10 PLIIKKLIERIFLSND 361 0.84 11 MGSKGSDNHKRKHNGD 819 0.83 11 AWLKENKSIRNQQQND 310 0.83 11 MNLACGPDSNCINRIT 101 0.83 12 NSTGDDDQDKDELIIK 420 0.82 13 TSTKSHQQQHRRKLEY 71 0.81 13 SGTTITAATINGLSDN 662 0.81 13 KPPSGPGLKGRINKYN 599 0.81 13 RPLGSLPLGPKPPSGP 589 0.81 13 TATGTTTSASPFERIS 516 0.81 13 IPKQESVPTNNAAAAA 496 0.81 13 NCINRITCVECVNRNC 110 0.81 14 NNSKKHKSTMGSKGSD 810 0.80 15 NGNITGIYGDDKHSKH 682 0.79 15 ECVNRNCLCGDDCQNQ 119 0.79 16 PCYCGEPNCIKFMGGK 269 0.78 17 QNSRDAGLPENWRSAF 553 0.77 17 MSALMKTQHPLIIKKL 352 0.77 18 KELIEMSKKSMNNIGG 645 0.76 18 YKTISTILQDLLVAKN 390 0.76 18 SKRSTPMLFLDAENKT 17 0.76 18 IQTELKGYGLIAEQDI 147 0.76 19 NILTQSEIKHGNSLPS 760 0.75 19 NAAAAATTTATATGTT 506 0.75 19 NKTQEALTTFELLNAC 30 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 112 130 118 INRITCVECVNRNCLCGDD 393 405 399 ISTILQDLLVAKN 431 449 439 ELIIKILKILVSWPAVTKN 477 487 481 NQLCTSLLDRW 265 280 269 AQSQPCYCGEPNCIKF 575 583 578 YYYYNLVTK 288 306 292 DAALLLPQMIAEALGVTPR 141 151 144 YSKVKVIQTEL 38 55 44 TFELLNACTYQNKYVGSA 356 374 365 MKTQHPLIIKKLIERIFLS 591 599 593 LGSLPLGPK 751 766 756 VKGCAKELVNILTQSE 382 388 385 VMFVRFH 187 199 195 EYDLRHLKHFYFM 224 232 231 NPNAFVDKW 456 463 462 LEEVVKDI 731 739 733 FAKYIPNII 100 110 102 QMNLACGPDSN 168 179 169 IYEYIGEVIDEI 695 705 699 SKHHHHHHDKH 348 354 351 VTKVMSA 153 159 154 GYGLIAE 86 92 88 YMTCDCE 22 27 25 PMLFLD 770 776 775 GNSLPSS 257 263 257 DYNVDRY 803 809 806 DKFLIKF 791 800 794 LKKIKEYSHG 524 530 527 ASPFERI 60. DOT1 MISGHLQTPDSSDHSGDEAKLTKPSGLESKTNELWSSDLEEELESRIMQPATFSSILKQFPSISEETIISKI MSNKNCDKNNWKKKIYCYRYFLQPSKEEPDVGNMKSLVEKLEKLKLKKWSASEIEQLFCNYLEDLTTSAVKV SIPGKTLDEVAAAVNNIHPRPRWTRKEIECLIKNENDFKKLEKDLFVRDLDSIKKKIRRDNLSIQNEIQDSE KKSPQSTDSNNKDSSRDLSRKERDQLKKLLSKPICFSELLAKFPGHSWEYIAREIIQLDSSEDNTIWLKKIY YYCVVYSISVDKEITKYIGGGNRIYEKVRSDWSKIKTLDFFKDWSLQEFERLYCFAFHDLTKSALTKNFPSK NLNDICKVVNISFPKVPYTDREMKYLERHLDTPMQTLENNLPFRSRGSIHKKLEALKALTETTEQKQPPTKT RPKNEEEKNVENAAYMKELIMFDLTLEAIENTFPSEPIEEIIKEIKNSEIFDPLSFTRGEKELMAKLVKKGN LIDDCFDYFPLREEEFIRSKYAEAEYVSGRKMKFNTPEERLAYEAKWTLFNMGKQEYGRGNRRSTKRYCE ID ELSKLEQEASVKRSKKKIELTEEELEQRRKRSEHFRLCRLKKLEEKREKYRIEKAKRLEKIAAGLIKPSTSG YELKDIVTSAEYFQSIVGDKQKVQEGQKRKRIQTEYFAPEFIEKPKAVKLKTTKRQAEKNKIKKQLKREAQL KIKKKKTIAPKKGKRRVKTNNGIIEEIKDVYKLSSEPYVESEVEEEDEEEDYISPYDPPDIISDSQVKLNGR HLYISSFYKELPEIPELKFVSLPHMEMSGNDITVAKQIMTTANDDILYDDCLAYEIVAQHIKSYRDLFISVP PVLDPITHELNSANIVRIRFFLYPEHYESFMLASPKSNELDPVHEIAKLFMIQYSLYFSHSDTLKKIITEDY CHKLEHSVEENDFGEFMFVVDKWNQLVMKLSPNLASVQNILGLKEDINEAPRAYLNQQEVSIPTNSDLKIET FYDEIMYESASPLFNPINSNLEIDSESAPIPLGEVEIPNNVIEEINEKMPDNYIPDFFRRLKEKTEVSRYAM QQILLRVYSRVVSTDSRKLRSYKAFTAETYGELLPSFTSEVLEKLNLLPTQKFYDLGSGVGNTTFQAALEFG ACSSGGCEIMEHASKLTELQAGLIQKHLAVLGLQKLNLDFALHESFVGNEKVRASCLDCDVLIINNYLFDGQ LNDEVGKLLYGLRPGTKIVSLRNFISPRYRATFDTVFDFLSVEKHEMSDIMSVSWTANKVPYYISTVEETIP REYLSREETKETSGKSKSVSPVGEIENVAAAMMTPPTDSSESEIIKN* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 EETIISKIMSNKNCDK 65 0.95 1 SGHLQTPDSSDHSGDE 3 0.95 2 KELIMFDLTLEAIENT 449 0.94 2 DVLIINNYLFDGQLND 1212 0.94 3 SVEENDFGEFMFVVDK 943 0.93 4 LFMIQYSLYFSHSDTL 913 0.92 4 KSYRDLPISFPPVLDP 854 0.92 5 AAGLIKPSTSGYELKD 638 0.91 5 TTEQKQPPTKTRPKNE 422 0.91 5 DKEITKYIGGGNRIYE 299 0.91 6 TEDYCHKLEHSVEEND 933 0.89 6 DEEEDYISPYDPPDII 767 0.89 7 KQEYGRGNRRSTKRYC 558 0.88 7 ESRIMQPATFSSILKQ 44 0.88 7 RGSIHKKLEALKALTE 406 0.88 8 YFLQPSKEEPDVGNMK 92 0.87 8 NSEIFDPLSFTRGEKE 479 0.87 8 IMYESASPLFNPINSN 1013 0.87 9 GLKEDINEAPRAYLNQ 978 0.86 9 DILYDDCLAYEIVAQH 837 0.86 9 SGRKMKFNTPEERLAY 532 0.86 9 YTDREMKYLERHLDTP 378 0.86 9 TKSALTKNFPSKNLND 349 0.86 9 PGHSWEYIAREIIQLD 260 0.86 10 FFLYPEHYESFMLASP 884 0.85 10 APEFIEKPKAVKLKTT 686 0.85 10 AEAEYVSGRKMKFNTP 526 0.85 10 GNRIYEKVRSDWSKIK 309 0.85 10 TVEETIPREYLSREET 1290 0.85 11 YESFMLASPKSNELDP 891 0.84 11 AGLIQKHLAVLGLQKL 1173 0.84 11 FNPINSNLEIDSESAP 1022 0.84 12 KKKTIAPKKGKRRVKT 724 0.83 12 KRIQTEYFAPEFIEKP 678 0.83 12 FNTPEERLAYEAKWTL 538 0.83 12 IEEIIKEIKNSEIFDP 470 0.83 12 MQTLENNLPFRSRGSI 394 0.83 12 REIIQLDSSEDNTIWL 269 0.83 12 QNEIQDSEKKSPQSTD 209 0.83 12 SVSWTANKVPYYISTV 1276 0.83 12 EMSDIMSVSWTANKVP 1270 0.83 12 MQQILLRVYSRVVSTD 1080 0.83 13 AKQIMTTANDDILYDD 827 0.82 13 SEVEEEDEEEDYISPY 761 0.82 13 KDIVTSAEYFQSIVGD 652 0.82 13 KKLEEKREKYRIEKAK 617 0.82 13 SFTRGEKELMAKLVKK 487 0.82 13 KKIYYYCVVYSISVDK 285 0.82 13 KKSPQSTDSNNKDSSR 217 0.82 13 ECLIKNENDFKKLEKD 173 0.82 13 AFTAETYGELLPSFTS 1104 0.82 13 VIEEINEKMPDNYIPD 1049 0.82 14 YCEIDELSKLEQEASV 572 0.81 14 AAVNNIHPRPRWTRKE 156 0.81 14 SLRNFISPRYRATFDT 1244 0.81 14 LGSGVGNTTFQAALEF 1136 0.81 15 EMSGNDITVAKQIMTT 818 0.80 15 HSGDEAKLTKPSGLES 14 0.80 15 SPVGEIENVAAAMMTP 1316 0.80 15 RYRATFDTVFDFLSVE 1252 0.80 15 GCEIMEHASKLTELQA 1158 0.80 15 GACSSGGCEIMEHASK 1152 0.80 16 NQLVMKLSPNLASVQN 960 0.79 16 NNWKKKIYCYRYFLQP 81 0.79 16 PDIISDSQVKLNGRHL 779 0.79 16 KLEQEASVKRSKKKIE 580 0.79 16 GNLIDDCFDYFPLREE 503 0.79 16 DWSKIKTLDFFKDWSL 319 0.79 16 LGEVEIPNNVIEEINE 1040 0.79 17 MFVVDKWNQLVMKLSP 953 0.78 17 FPPVLDPITHELNSAN 863 0.78 17 KQKVQEGQKRKRIQTE 668 0.78 17 IELTEEELEQRRKRSE 594 0.78 17 VAAAMMTPPTDSSESE 1324 0.78 17 EETKETSGKSKSVSPV 1303 0.78 18 NGIIEEIKDVYKLSSE 741 0.77 18 KAVKLKTTKRQAEKNK 694 0.77 18 NFPSKNLNDICKVVNI 356 0.77 18 RVVSTDSRKLRSYKAF 1090 0.77 19 KSNELDPVHEIAKLFM 900 0.76 19 KNKIKKQLKREAQLKI 707 0.76 19 KYLERHLDTPMQTLEN 384 0.76 19 YCFAFHDLTKSALTKN 341 0.76 19 SIPGKTLDEVAAAVNN 145 0.76 20 NGRHLYISSFYKELPE 790 0.75 20 KNEEEKNVENAAYMKE 435 0.75 20 NNKDSSRDLSRKERDQ 226 0.75 20 NTTFQAALEFGACSSG 1142 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 284 301 291 LKKIYYYCVVYSISVDKE 1205 1219 1211 RASCLDCDVLIINNY 839 873 846 LYDDCLAYEIVAQHIKSYRDLPISFPPVLDPITHE 1080 1094 1090 MQQILLRVYSRVVST 363 379 368 NDICKVVNISFPKVPYT 1165 1198 1182 ASKLTELQAGLIQKHLAVLGLQKLNLDFALHESF 337 352 343 FERLYCFAFHDLTKSA 86 96 91 KIYCYRYFLQP 1257 1267 1263 FDTVFDFLSVE 242 260 248 LKKLLSKPICFSELLAKFP 139 149 144 TSAVKVSIPGK 773 815 812 ISPYDPPDIISDSQVKLNGRHLYISSFYKELPEIPEL KFVSLP 126 137 131 IEQLFCNYLEDL 506 515 512 IDDCFDYFPL 610 617 616 HFRLCRLK 1282 1294 1286 NKVPYYISTVEET 904 931 919 LDPVHEIAKLFMIQYSLYFSHSDTLKKI 933 943 939 TEDYCHKLEHS 1312 1319 1315 SKSVSPVG 747 762 756 IKDVYKLSSEPYVESE 1230 1237 1232 GKLLYGLR 952 980 965 FMFVVDKWNQLVMKLSPNLASVQNILGLK 877 891 883 ANIVRIRFFLYPEHY 1111 1139 1124 GELLPSFTSEVLEKLNLLPTQKFYDLGSG 651 669 663 LKDIVTSAEYFQSIVGDKQ 151 161 155 LDEVAAAVNNI 1146 1159 1156 QAALEFGACSSGGC 410 419 416 HKKLEALKAL 1034 1043 1040 ESAPIPLGEV 496 503 498 MAKLVKKG 186 194 188 EKDLFVRDL 106 113 110 MKSLVEKL 824 829 827 ITVAKQ 172 177 173 IECLIK 692 699 695 KPKAVKLK 570 576 575 KRYCEID 1239 1248 1245 GTKIVSLRNF 527 533 528 EAEYVSG 483 488 485 FDPLSF 52 63 59 TFSSILKQFPSI 988 999 996 RAYLNQQEVSIP 634 644 639 LEKIAAGLIKP 268 275 274 AREIIQLD 584 589 584 EASVKR 1018 1024 1018 ASPLFNP 115 121 115 KLKLKKW 1099 1105 1102 LRSYKAF 453 459 454 MFDLTLE 893 899 896 SFMLASP 4 9 5 GHLQTP 323 328 326 IKTLDF 1274 1279 1275 IMSVSW 61. ENO1 MSYATKIHARYVYDSRGNPTVEVDFTTDKGLFRSIVPSGASTGVHEALELRDGDKSKWLGKGVLKAVANVND IIAPALIKAKIDVVDQAKIDEFLLSLDGTPNKSKLGANAILGVSLAAANAAAAAQGIPLYKHIANISNAKKG KFVLPVPFQNVLNGGSHAGGALAFQEFMIAPTGVSTFSEALRIGSEVYHNLKSLTKKKYGQSAGNVGDEGGV APDIKTPKEALDLIMDAIDKAGYKGKVGIAMDVASSEFYKDGKYDLDFKNPESDPSKWLSGPQLADLYEQLI SEYPIVSIEDPFAEDDWDAWVHFFERVGDKIQIVGDDLTVTNPTRIKTAIEKKAANALLLKVNQIGTLTESI QAANDSYAAGWGVMVSHRSGETEDTFIADLSVGLRSGQIKTGAPARSERLAKLNQILRIEEELGSEAIYAGK DFQKASQL Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 ATKIHARYVYDSRGNP 4 0.97 2 TESIQAANDSYAAGWG 357 0.94 3 HRSGETEDTFIADLSV 377 0.93 4 AAAAQGIPLYKHIANI 123 0.90 5 IVSIEDPFAEDDWDAW 293 0.89 6 SEAIYAGKDFQKASQL 425 0.88 6 EDDWDAWVHFFERVGD 302 0.88 7 GGVAPDIKTPKEALDL 214 0.87 8 LSLDGTPNKSKLGANA 96 0.85 8 KWLGKGVLKAVANVND 57 0.85 8 VDFTTDKGLFRSIVPS 23 0.85 9 AAGWGVMVSHRSGETE 368 0.84 9 GNVGDEGGVAPDIKTP 208 0.84 10 PALIKAKIDVVDQAKI 76 0.81 10 YKDGKYDLDFKNPESD 255 0.81 11 VHEALELRDGDKSKWL 44 0.79 11 GQIKTGAPARSERLAK 397 0.79 11 LDLIMDAIDKAGYKGK 227 0.79 11 KYGQSAGNVGDEGGVA 202 0.79 11 RYVYDSRGNPTVEVDF 10 0.79 12 VNQIGTLTESIQAAND 350 0.78 13 PTRIKTAIEKKAANAL 331 0.76 13 KGKFVLPVPFQNVLNG 143 0.76 14 VNDIIAPALIKAKIDV 70 0.75 14 GKVGIAMDVASSEFYK 241 0.75 14 ALRIGSEVYHNLKSLT 184 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 144 155 149 GKFVLPVPFQNV 109 137 114 ANAILGVSLAAANAAAAAQGIPLYKHIAN 60 89 65 GKGVLKAVANVNDIIAPALIKAKIDVVDQA 343 353 347 ANALLLKVNQI 4 14 10 ATKIHARYVYD 32 39 34 FRSIVPSG 387 397 389 IADLSVGLRSG 307 314 312 AWVHFFER 272 298 291 SKWLSGPQLADLYEQLISEYPIVSIED 41 50 47 STGVHEALEL 175 198 194 PTGVSTFSEALRIGSEVYHNLKSL 372 378 376 GVMVSHR 92 99 97 DEFLLSLD 240 253 252 KGKVGIAMDVASSE 317 326 325 DKIQIVGDDL 412 418 416 KLNQILR 163 172 168 GGALAFQEFM 425 432 426 SEAIYAGK 226 232 227 ALDLIMD 62. BGL2 MQIKFLTTLATVLTSVAAMGDLAFNLGVKNDDGTCKDVSTFEGDLDFLKSHSKIIKTYAVSDCNTLQNLGPA AEAEGFQIQLGIWPNDDAHFEAEKEALQNYLPKISVSTIKIFLVGSEALYREDLTASELASKINDIKDLVKG IKDKNGKSYSSVPVGTVDSWNVLVDGASKPAIDAADVVYSNSFSYWQKNSQANASYSLFDDVMQALQTLQTA KGSTDIEFWVGETGWPTDGSSYGDSVPSVENAADQWQKGICALRAWGINVAVYEAFDEAWKPDTSGTSSVEK HWGVWQSDKTLKYSIDCKF Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 SVAAMGDLAFNLGVKN 15 0.93 2 DGTCKDVSTFEGDLDF 32 0.91 3 SKIIKTYAVSDCNTLQ 52 0.89 4 AWKPDTSGTSSVEKHW 275 0.88 5 PSVENAADQWQKGICA 243 0.87 5 VGETGWPTDGSSYGDS 226 0.87 6 GFQIQLGIWPNDDAHF 77 0.86 7 YEAFDEAWKPDTSGTS 269 0.82 7 TAKGSTDIEFWVGETG 215 0.82 8 KPAIDAADVVYSNSFS 173 0.81 9 VGTVDSWNVLVDGASK 158 0.80 9 VKGIKDKNGKSYSSVP 142 0.80 10 QKGICALRAWGINVAV 253 0.79 10 ASKINDIKDLVKGIKD 132 0.79 11 ASYSLFDDVMQALQTL 198 0.78 11 LVGSEALYREDLTASE 115 0.78 12 SGTSSVEKHWGVWQSD 281 0.77 13 GKSYSSVPVGTVDSWN 150 0.76 14 WGVWQSDKTLKYSIDC 290 0.75 14 LGVKNDDGTCKDVSTF 26 0.75 14 NVLVDGASKPAIDAAD 165 0.75 14 REDLTASELASKINDI 123 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 4 21 15 KFLTTLATVLTSVAAMGD 153 161 155 YSSVPVGTV 263 271 269 GINVAVYEA 99 121 105 LQNYLPKISVSTIKIFLVGSEAL 173 186 181 KPAIDAADVVYSNS 163 171 169 SWNVLVDGA 45 66 60 LDFLKSHSKIIKTYAVSDCNTL 298 304 302 TLKYSID 254 261 259 KGICALRA 197 214 203 NASYSLFDDVMQALQTLQ 239 248 242 GDSVPSVENA 78 84 81 FQIQLGI 128 134 129 ASELASK 139 145 141 KDLVKGI 63. FBA1 MAPPAVLSKSGVIYGKDVKDLFDYAQEKGFAIPAINVTSSSTVVAALEAARDNKAPIILQTSQGGAAYFAGK GVDNKDQAASIAGSIAAAHYIRAIAPTYGIPVVLHTDHCAKKLLPWFDGMLKADEEFFAKTGTPLFSSHMLD LSEETDDENIATCAKYFERMAKMGQWLEMEIGITGGEEDGVNNEHVEKDALYTSPETVFAVYESLHKISPNF SIAAAFGNVHGVYKPGNVQLRPEILGDHQVYAKKQIGTDAKHPLYLVFHGGSGSTQEEFNTAIKNGVVKVNL DTDCQYAYLTGIRDYVTNKIEYLKAPVGNPEGADKPNKKYFDPRVWVREGEKTMSKRIAEALDIFHTKGQL* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 TSQGGAAYFAGKGVDN 61 0.92 2 PETVFAVYESLHKISP 199 0.90 2 DGVNNEHVEKDALYTS 183 0.90 3 AGSIAAAHYIRAIAPT 84 0.89 3 EMEIGITGGEEDGVNN 172 0.89 3 DGMLKADEEFFAKTGT 120 0.89 4 GGSGSTQEEFNTAIKN 266 0.87 5 TDCQYAYLTGIRDYVT 290 0.84 5 HCAKKLLPWFDGMLKA 110 0.84 6 VGNPEGADKPNKKYFD 315 0.83 6 DLSEETDDENIATCAK 144 0.83 7 KKQIGTDAKHPLYLVF 249 0.82 8 AVLSKSGVIYGKDVKD 5 0.81 9 YIRAIAPTYGIPVVLH 92 0.80 9 NKKYFDPRVWVREGEK 325 0.80 10 AAFGNVHGVYKPGNVQ 220 0.79 10 ATCAKYFERMAKMGQW 155 0.79 11 EGEKTMSKRIAEALDI 337 0.78 11 RPEILGDHQVYAKKQI 237 0.78 12 NTAIKNGVVKVNLDTD 276 0.77 12 HVEKDALYTSPETVFA 189 0.77 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 257 266 262 KHPLYLVFHG 80 118 103 AASIAGSIAAAHYIRAIAPTYGIPVVLHTDHCAKKLLPW 30 49 44 FAIPAINVTSSSTVVAALEA 280 287 285 KNGVVKVN 289 303 295 DTDCQYAYLTGIRDY 191 239 205 EKDALYTSPETVFAVYESLHKISPNFSIAAAFGNVHGVYKPG NVQLRPE 4 24 5 PAVLSKSGVIYGKDVKDLFDY 305 316 313 TNKIEYLKAPVG 154 160 157 IATCAKY 241 250 244 LGDHQVYAKK 55 61 57 APIILQT 330 336 332 DPRVWVR 134 144 140 GTPLFSSHMLD 347 353 352 AEALDIF 65 72 71 GAAYFAGK 64. IPF9162 MKKRLVLFDDSDDNSETESDKSKLKSRKKQFKIPEYPQPPSFPVNEQNEDYMKYQLQDDKHEEPTESAIDKK DCSLFSNPSTSIGLSIMERMGFKIGNALGNSATAIKEPIEVSLKSGRQGLGGGFKPLQYKQEDVENLKLNLA NSNKQRIELRDLKKIMKLCFELSGEYDKYLEGEDITEVNSLWQPYVKIYVSKQQSAAVGSVKAKFNAVETLQ LFEREVENTEQTLSDLLNYLRGTHNYCWYCGLKYNDQNNLLANCPGKTRDIHLTI* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 PEYPQPPSFPVNEQNE 34 0.92 1 TESDKSKLKSRKKQFK 17 0.92 2 YLEGEDITEVNSLWQP 173 0.89 3 TESAIDKKDCSLFSNP 65 0.87 3 RGTHNYCWYCGLKYND 237 0.87 3 SGRQGLGGGFKPLQYK 117 0.87 4 GLSIMERMGFKIGNAL 85 0.84 5 TEVNSLWQPYVKIYVS 180 0.83 6 EVENTEQTLSDLLNYL 221 0.80 6 SGEYDKYLEGEDITEV 167 0.80 7 GFKIGNALGNSATAIK 93 0.78 7 ATAIKEPIEVSLKSGR 104 0.78 8 KRLVLFDDSDDNSETE 3 0.76 8 LLANCPGKTRDIHLTI 256 0.76 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 182 220 191 VNSLWQPYVKIYVSKQQSAAVGSVKAKFNAVETLQLFER 240 249 245 HNYCWYCGLK 159 167 164 IMKLCFELS 4 9 8 RLVLFD 31 44 41 FKIPEYPQPPSFPV 107 116 113 IKEPIEVSLK 71 79 77 KKDCSLFSN 229 236 232 LSDLLNYL 127 134 129 KPLQYKQE 53 58 54 KYQLQD 138 143 138 NLKLNL 65. PGK1 MSLSNKLSVKDLDVAGKRVFIRVDFNVPLDGKTITNNQRIVAALPTIKYVEEHKPKYIVLASHLGRPNGERN DKYSLAPVATELEKLLGQKVTFLNDCVGPEVTKAVENAKDGEIFLLENLRYHIEEEGSSKDKDGKKVKADPE AVKKFRQELTSLADVYINDAFGTAHRAHSSMVGLEVPQRAAGFLMSKELEYFAKALENPERPFLAILGGAKV SDKIQLIDNLLDKVDMLIVGGGMAFTFKKILNKMPIGDSLFDEAGAKNVEHLVEKAKKNNVELILPVDFVTA DKFDKDAKTSSATDAEGIPDNWMGLDCGPKSVELFQQAVAKAKTIVWNGPPGVFEFEKFANGTKSLLDAAVK SAENGNIVIIGGGDTATVAKKYGVVEKLSHVSTGGGASLELLEGKDLPGVVALSNKN* Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 DAEGIPDNWMGLDCGP 302 0.95 2 IVLASHLGRPNGERND 58 0.89 2 IVGGGMAFTFKKILNK 234 0.89 2 EGSSKDKDGKKVKADP 128 0.89 3 KMPIGDSLFDEAGAKN 249 0.88 4 DKDAKTSSATDAEGIP 292 0.86 4 PVDFVTADKFDKDAKT 282 0.86 5 GAKNVEHLVEKAKKNN 261 0.85 6 GGGDTATVAKKYGVVE 371 0.82 6 GFLMSKELEYFAKALE 186 0.82 7 GKTITNNQRIVAALPT 31 0.81 7 PERPFLAILGGAKVSD 203 0.81 8 AKTIVWNGPPGVFEFE 330 0.80 9 VGPEVTKAVENAKDGE 99 0.79 9 DAFGTAHRAHSSMVGL 163 0.79 9 GKRVFIRVDFNVPLDG 16 0.79 9 KFRQELTSLADVYIND 148 0.79 10 KADPEAVKKFRQELTS 140 0.77 11 NGERNDKYSLAPVATE 68 0.76 11 LELLEGKDLPGVVALS 399 0.76 11 KSLLDAAVKSAENGNI 352 0.76 12 KLSVKDLDVAGKRVFI 6 0.75 12 LPTIKYVEEHKPKYIV 44 0.75 12 PPGVFEFEKFANGTKS 338 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 277 289 280 VELILPVDFVTAD 407 414 410 LPGVVALS 55 64 61 PKYIVLASHL 75 106 78 YSLAPVATELEKLLGQKVTFLNDCVGPEVTKA 376 393 387 ATVAKKYGVVEKLSHVST 352 361 356 KSLLDAAVKS 152 162 158 ELTSLADVYIN 39 53 43 RIVAALPTIKYVEEH 314 333 325 DCGPKSVELFQQAVAKAKTI 4 31 22 SNKLSVKDLDVAGKRVFIRVDFNVPLDG 173 188 179 SSMVGLEVPQRAAGFL 206 237 232 PFLAILGGAKVSDKIQLIDNLLDKVDMLIVGG 265 271 268 VEHLVEK 114 124 118 EIFLLENLRYH 339 344 341 PGVFEF 193 199 196 LEYFAKA 140 149 146 KADPEAVKKF 66. Aspergillus fumigatus Afu2g10620 MSWKLTKKLKDTHLAPLTNTFTRSSSTSTIKNESGEETPVVSQTPSISSTNSNGINASESLVSPPVDPVKPG ILIVTLHEGRGFALSPHFQQVFTSHFQNNNYSSSVRPSSSSSHSTHGQTASFAQSGRPQSTSGGINAAPTIH GRYSTKYLPYALLDFEKNQVFVDAVSGTPENPLWAGDNTAFKFDVSRKTELNVQLYLRNPSARPGAGRSEDI FLGAVRVLPRFEEAQPYVDDPKLSKKDNQKAAAAHANNERHLGQLGAEWLDLQFGTGSIKIGVSFVENKQRS LKLEDFDLLKVVGKGSFGKVMQVMKKDTGRIYALKTIRKAHIISRSEVTHTLAERSVLAQINNPFIVPLKFS FQSPEKLYLVLAFVNGGELFHHLQREQRFDINRARFYTAELLCALECLHGFKVIYRDLKPENILLDYTGHIA LCDFGLCKLDMKDEDRTNTFCGTPEYLAPELLLGNGYTKTVDWWTLGVLLYEMLTGLPPFYDENTNDMYRKI LQEPLTFPSSDIVPPAARDLLTRLLDRDPQRRLGANGAAEIKSHHFFANIDWRKLLQRKYEPSFRPNVMGAS DTTNFDTEFTSEAPQDSYVDGPVLSQTMQQQFAGWSYNRPVAGLGDAGGSVKDPSFGSIPE Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 YEPSFRPNVMGASDTT 564 0.95 2 EMLTGLPPFYDENTND 484 0.93 2 HGRYSTKYLPYALLDF 144 0.93 2 SGGINAAPTIHGRYST 134 0.93 3 TPSISSTNSNGINASE 44 0.91 4 SEAPQDSYVDGPVLSQ 587 0.88 4 TGSIKIGVSFVENKQR 272 0.88 4 AQPYVDDPKLSKKDNQ 230 0.88 5 QFAGWSYNRPVAGLGD 607 0.87 5 LDMKDEDRTNTFCGTP 441 0.87 6 TRLLDRDPQRRLGANG 526 0.86 6 AVSGTPENPLWAGDNT 168 0.86 7 FKVIYRDLKPENILLD 411 0.85 8 RPVAGLGDAGGSVKDP 615 0.84 8 PPAARDLLTRLLDRDP 518 0.84 8 QVMKKDTGRIYALKTI 310 0.84 8 PSSSSSHSTHGQTASF 109 0.84 9 VMGASDTTNFDTEFTS 572 0.83 9 RKILQEPLTFPSSDIV 502 0.83 9 KYLPYALLDFEKNQVF 150 0.83 10 RKLLQRKYEPSFRPNV 557 0.82 10 AAEIKSHHFFANIDWR 542 0.82 10 GGELFHHLQREQRFDI 376 0.82 10 RSEVTHTLAERSVLAQ 333 0.82 11 DRTNTFCGTPEYLAPE 447 0.81 11 TGHIALCDFGLCKLDM 428 0.81 11 RFDINRARFYTAELLC 388 0.81 11 GQTASFAQSGRPQSTS 119 0.81 12 KAHIISRSEVTHTLAE 327 0.80 12 TGRIYALKTIRKAHII 316 0.80 12 IKNESGEETPVVSQTP 30 0.80 12 NPLWAGDNTAFKFDVS 175 0.80 13 VSPPVDPVKPGILIVT 62 0.79 13 PENILLDYTGHIALCD 420 0.79 13 KLTKKLKDTHLAPLTN 4 0.79 13 THLAPLTNTFTRSSST 12 0.79 14 SGRPQSTSGGINAAPT 127 0.78 15 VGKGSFGKVMQVMKKD 300 0.76 15 LGAEWLDLQFGTGSIK 261 0.76 15 VSRKTELNVQLYLRNP 189 0.76 16 GILIVTLHEGRGFALS 72 0.75 16 FYDENTNDMYRKILQE 492 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 364 374 371 PEKLYLVLAFV 396 417 404 FYTAELLCALECLHGFKVIYRD 58 79 76 SESLVSPPVDPVKPGILIVTLH 149 159 154 TKYLPYALLDF 162 171 166 NQVFVDAVSG 421 442 436 ENILLDYTGHIALCDFGLCKLD 288 303 297 SLKLEDFDLLKVVGKG 195 203 198 LNVQLYLRN 475 492 480 WWTLGVLLYEMLTGLPPF 215 227 221 DIFLGAVRVLPRF 591 603 597 QDSYVDGPVLSQT 453 467 462 CGTPEYLAPELLLGN 351 362 356 NPFIVPLKFSFQ 38 47 42 TPVVSQTPSI 276 283 279 KIGVSFVE 84 96 91 FALSPHFQQVFTS 341 349 346 AERSVLAQI 379 384 382 LFHHLQ 502 528 519 RKILQEPLTFPSSDIVPPAARDLLTRL 319 325 322 IYALKTI 11 18 15 DTHLAPLT 230 237 236 AQPYVDDP 104 110 106 SSSVRPS 545 552 548 IKSHHFFA 327 339 338 KAHIISRSEVTHT 557 563 561 RKLLQRK 614 620 618 NRPVAGL 625 630 629 GSVKDP 263 269 269 AEWLDLQ 140 146 142 APTIHGR 112 117 112 SSSHST 67. Aspergillus nidulans AN8970.2 MTIFRRVALIGRGSLGTVLLDELLNSNFTVTVLTRSASSASSLPPGADIKQVDYSSAESLKTALAGHDIVIS TLSPSAIPLQKQVIDAAIAVGVKRFIPAEYGAMTSDPVGRKLPFHKDAIEIHEFLRETVASGLIEYTVFGVG VLTELLFTTTLVVDLEHREVKLFDGGIHSFSTSRLETVARAVVASLHKPDETRNRVIRVHDAVLTQRQVLDM AKGWTPTLEWREVYVDAQAEVDRGLKQLEKEFSPALVPGVFAAALMSGRYGAEYKEVDNELLGLGFMDKREI NDFGKKFTK Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 ASGLIEYTVFGVGVLT 132 0.93 2 VALIGRGSLGTVLLDE 7 0.87 2 EVYVDAQAEVDRGLKQ 228 0.87 3 FMDKREINDFGKKFTK 282 0.86 3 LMSGRYGAEYKEVDNE 261 0.86 3 VLTQRQVLDMAKGWTP 207 0.86 4 AEYGAMTSDPVGRKLP 100 0.84 5 RGLKQLEKEFSPALVP 239 0.83 5 HSFSTSRLETVARAVV 172 0.83 6 TVTVLTRSASSASSLP 29 0.82 7 GVKRFIPAEYGAMTSD 93 0.81 7 KQVIDAAIAVGVKRFI 83 0.81 8 SSASSLPPGADIKQVD 38 0.80 9 MAKGWTPTLEWREVYV 216 0.79 10 HDIVISTLSPSAIPLQ 67 0.76 11 ETRNRVIRVHDAVLTQ 195 0.75 11 TVLLDELLNSNFTVTV 17 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 179 192 188 LETVARAVVASLHK 132 169 143 ASGLIEYTVFGVGVLTELLFTTTLVVDLE HREVKLFDG 249 261 254 SPALVPGVFAAAL 15 23 21 LGTVLLDEL 57 101 91 AESLKTALAGHDIVISTLSPSAIPLQ KQVIDAAIAVGVKRFIPAE 200 216 206 VIRVHDAVLTQRQVLDM 226 236 232 WREVYVDAQAE 29 36 31 TVTVLTRS 4 12 6 FRRVALIGR 49 55 52 IKQVDYS 38 47 42 SSASSLPPGA 110 126 113 VGRKLPFHKDAIEIHEF 275 281 279 NELLGLG 238 244 240 DRGLKQL 68. Aspergillus nidulans AN2162.2 MDQAIYISSSSEDGFNDDPPLFDEGDNFQEQLPDEERFAAYFDRETPEELFPDRFPKRQRIHGPGDVALDQM LSSPLAFRGPDSPQSSMAAAADGANTLFLQILEIFPGISHTYVNDLIAQKTVAFRLGADLKARGFQLAILRD SIYEEILGQKSYPKQDSENGKRKREESEEADISWERTLQNATNSPEYFEAASAFLGPEFPWVPMSHIKKVLI DKGRLYHAFVALYSDDNLLEQRKYQYVRLKSQRSTNSPKKYTPLRDTLIREINAARKHVEELQITLRKKKEE EEAEKANEEEHIRTGSLIECHCCYADVPSNRCIPCDGDDLHFFCFTCIRRSADNQIGMMKYILQCFDVSGCQ ASFNRQQLREILGPVVMDKLDSLQQEDEIRKAGLEGLEDCPFCSYKAVLPPVEEDREFRCENSQCKVVSCRL CKEKSHIPQTCEEYRKDKGLSERHQVEEAMSNALIRKCPKCRLKIIKEYGCNKMQCTKCHTLMCYVCQKDIT KEGYAHFGRGGCPQDDIHTQDRDDREIQRAERAAIDKILAENPDISEEQIRVGHEKTNAQTRGVRRDPRLQP AIQMRDAMRVMRADMGGFYPQQHQHANTAAQRQLPVYPPPAYNVPYPMDYGTMFNPPFPGFNVLQRGLQPGN LPAQPAVMQPMVVGLANPPANFHPQDIQNITAFPPQQSLPRNQNAAYRGVGFGPF Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 DGFNDDPPLFDEGDNF 13 0.97 2 LREILGPVVMDKLDSL 368 0.95 3 GHEKTNAQTRGVRRDP 557 0.94 4 DQMLSSPLAFRGPDSP 70 0.93 4 AIYISSSSEDGFNDDP 4 0.93 4 ECHCCYADVPSNRCIP 307 0.93 5 YGTMFNPPFPGFNVLQ 626 0.91 5 KVLIDKGRLYHAFVAL 213 0.91 6 DITKEGYAHFGRGGCP 502 0.90 6 EDEIRKAGLEGLEDCP 386 0.90 7 IREINAARKHVEELQI 265 0.89 7 FPGISHTYVNDLIAQK 107 0.89 8 RQLPVYPPPAYNVPYP 608 0.88 8 FGRGGCPQDDIHTQDR 511 0.88 9 FRGPDSPQSSMAAAAD 79 0.87 9 ADMGGFYPQQHQHANT 589 0.87 9 QPAIQMRDAMRVMRAD 575 0.87 10 AYNVPYPMDYGTMFNP 617 0.86 10 KGLSERHQVEEAMSNA 450 0.86 10 YFDRETPEELFPDRFP 41 0.86 10 GMMKYILQCFDVSGCQ 345 0.86 11 RLKIIKEYGCNKMQCT 474 0.85 12 PDISEEQIRVGHEKTN 547 0.84 12 MQCTKCHTLMCYVCQK 486 0.84 12 SHIPQTCEEYRKDKGL 437 0.84 12 LPPVEEDREFRCENSQ 409 0.84 13 QDDIHTQDRDDREIQR 518 0.83 13 DLIAQKTVAFRLGADL 117 0.83 14 RRSADNQIGMMKYILQ 337 0.82 15 NALIRKCPKCRLKIIK 464 0.81 15 LKSQRSTNSPKKYTPL 245 0.81 15 PEFPWVPMSHIKKVLI 201 0.81 16 NITAFPPQQSLPRNQN 677 0.80 16 CYVCQKDITKEGYAHF 496 0.80 16 EGLEDCPFCSYKAVLP 395 0.80 16 RDSIYEEILGQKSYPK 143 0.80 17 NVLQRGLQPGNLPAQP 638 0.79 17 EEEAEKANEEEHIRTG 288 0.79 17 TNSPEYFEAASAFLGP 186 0.79 17 ADISWERTLQNATNSP 174 0.79 18 AQPAVMQPMVVGLANP 651 0.78 18 HQHANTAAQRQLPVYP 599 0.78 18 RQRIHGPGDVALDQML 58 0.78 19 PDEERFAAYFDRETPE 33 0.77 19 FEAASAFLGPEFPWVP 192 0.77 20 HQVEEAMSNALIRKCP 456 0.76 20 RCIPCDGDDLHFFCFT 319 0.76 20 QKSYPKQDSENGKRKR 153 0.76 21 LQPGNLPAQPAVMQPM 644 0.75 21 RAAIDKILAENPDISE 536 0.75 21 NFQEQLPDEERFAAYF 27 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 421 444 430 ENSQCKVVSCRLCKEKSHIPQTCE 305 326 308 LIECHCCYADVPSNRCIPCDGD 488 502 497 CTKCHTLMCYVCQKD 397 412 406 LEDCPFCSYKAVLPPV 348 362 353 KYILQCFDVSGCQAS 328 338 333 LHFFCFTCIRR 191 229 224 YFEAASAFLGPEFPWVPMSHIKKVLIDKGRLYHAFVALY 607 624 613 QRQLPVYPPPAYNVPYPM 368 383 373 LREILGPVVMDKLDSL 98 131 101 TLFLQILEIFPGISHTYVNDLIAQKTVAFRLGAD 646 666 652 PGNLPAQPAVMQPMVVGLANP 466 481 472 LIRKCPKCRLKIIKEY 237 246 242 QRKYQYVRLK 64 80 76 PGDVALDQMLSSPLAFR 135 145 139 RGFQLAILRDS 633 643 642 PFPGFNVLQRG 272 282 277 RKHVEELQITL 4 9 6 AIYISS 678 688 684 ITAFPPQQSLP 573 578 575 RLQPAI 595 600 598 YPQQHQ 256 263 262 KYTPLRDT 695 700 697 YRGVGF 69. Aspergillus nidulans AN6709.2 MAEAENDPTNELNQTSVTQADKQNGVDVATEPHAPEVVAESKPALTDESERQEIPTIKENEDTMANNRLNDS KNNLPHEPSVTSPDTTTDSNEPTDEPEQPHTEGDQLETLQQDQPPASDEQLNEAPDAPSTRDEQLAQDMRQR SDSRSTTATFATNRSSVVSSTVFIVTALDAIGASREARKSKELEDAVKNALANVKQSDRQPIDPEILFYPLL LASRTLSIPLQVTALDCIGKLITYSYFAFPSAQEAKPSEADATAEQPPLIERAIDAICDCFENEATPIEIQQ QIIKSLLAAVLNDKIVVHGAGLLKAVRQIYNMFIYSKSSQNQQIAQGSLTQMVSTVFDRLRVRLDLRELRIR EGEKAQAGSSESVTIEPVVSPPSAEDDQASDVASVAADQPVSKEPTEKLTLESFESNKDVTTVNDNVPTMVT RANINQKRTQSYSGTSSEEKEAEDASSNEDDVDEIYVKDAFLVFRALCKLSHKVLSHEQQQDLKSQNMRSKL LSLHLIHYLINNHVIIFTTPLLTLKNSSGNLEAMTFLQAIRPHLCLSLSRNGASSVPKVFEVCCEIFWLMLK HMRVMMKKELEVFMKEIYLAILEKRNAPAFQKQYFMEILERLADEPRALVEMYLNYDCDRTALENIFQNIIE QLSRYASIPTVVNPLQQQQYHELHVKASSVGNEWHQRGTLPPNLTSASIGNNQQPPTHSVPSEYILKHQAVE CLVVILESLDNWASQRSVDPTAARTFSQKSVDNPRDSMDSSAPAFLASPRVDGADGSTGRSTPVPDDDPSQV EKVKQRKIALTNVIQQFNFKPKRGVKLALQEGFIRSDSPEDIAAFILRNDRLDKAMIGEYLGEGDAENIATM HAFVDMMDFSKRRFVDALRSFLQHFRLPGEAQKIDRFMLKFSERYVTQNPNAFANADTAYVLAYSVILLNTD QHSSKMKGRRMTKEDFIKNNRGINDNQDLPDEYLGSIFDEIANNEIVLDTEREQAANAAHPAPVPSGLASRA GQVFATVGRDIQGERYAQASEEMANKTEQLYRSLIRAQRKTAVKEALSRFIFATSVQHAGSMFNVTWMSFLS GLSAPMQDTQNLKTIKLCMEGMKLAIRISCTFDLETPRVAFVTALAKFTNLGNVREMVAKNVEAVKILLDVA LSEGNHLKSSWRDILTCVSQLDRLQLLSDGVDEGSLPDMSRAGVVPPSASDGPRRSMQAPRRPRPKSITGPT PFRAEIAMESRSTEMVKGVDRIFTNTANLSHEAIIDFVRALSEVSWQEIQSSGQTASPRTYSLQKLVEISYY NMTRVRIEWSKIWEVLGQHFNQVGCHSNTTVVFFALDSLRQLSMRFMEIEELPGFKFQKDFLKPFEHVMSNS NAVTVKDMILRCLIQMIQARGDNIRSGWKTMFGVFSFAAREPYDTEGIVNMAFEHVTQIYNTRFGVVITQGA FPDLVVCLTEFSKNTRFQKKSLQAIELLKSTVAKMLRTPECPLSHRSSTEAFHEDSTNLTQQLTKQSKEEQF WYPILIAFQDILMTGDDLEARSRALTYLFDTLIRYGGSFPQEFWDVLWRQLLYPIFVVLQSKSEMSKVPNHE ELSVWLSTTMIQALRHMITLFTHYFDALEYMLGRVLELLTLCICQENDTIARIGSNCLQQLILQNVEKFQKD HWNKTVGAFIELFNKTTAYELFTAATTMATVTLKTPSAPTANGQLADTHDTVQDPTESSPAQETSTEPPKLN GTQDTTAEHEDGDMPAASNTELEDYRPQSDTQQQPAAVTAARRRYFNRIITSCVLQLLMIETVHELFSNDKV YAQIPSHELLRLMGLLKKSYQFAKKFNEDKELRMQLWRQGFMKSPPNLLKQESGSAATYVHILFRMYHDERE ERKSSRSETEAALIPLCVDIISGFVRLDEDSQHRNIVAWRPVVVDVIEGYTNFPAEGFDKHIDTFYPLAVDL LGRELNSEIRLAIQGLFQRIGEARLGLPVRPTPTPVSPRHSVSEHPSRKHSVGRR Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 PKSITGPTPFRAEIAM 1217 0.96 2 TELEDYRPQSDTQQQP 1748 0.94 2 NEAPDAPSTRDEQLAQ 124 0.94 2 RRSMQAPRRPRPKSIT 1206 0.94 3 TANGQLADTHDTVQDP 1696 0.93 4 LGSIFDEIANNEIVLD 970 0.91 4 SVTSPDTTTDSNEPTD 81 0.91 4 VDEGSLPDMSRAGVVP 1183 0.91 4 TLQQDQPPASDEQLNE 110 0.91 5 HSSKMKGRRMTKEDFI 938 0.90 5 NWASQRSVDPTAARTF 731 0.90 5 HEDGDMPAASNTELED 1737 0.90 5 TRDEQLAQDMRQRSDS 132 0.90 6 RMTKEDFIKNNRGIND 946 0.89 6 PGEAQKIDRFMLKFSE 892 0.89 6 GSTGRSTPVPDDDPSQ 776 0.89 6 TIKENEDTMANNRLND 56 0.89 6 TPTPVSPRHSVSEHPS 1976 0.89 7 SPRVDGADGSTGRSTP 768 0.88 7 AVLNDKIVVHGAGLLK 297 0.88 7 ERAIDAICDCFENEAT 267 0.88 7 NGTQDTTAEHEDGDMP 1728 0.88 7 SPAQETSTEPPKLNGT 1715 0.88 7 HDTVQDPTESSPAQET 1705 0.88 7 LKTPSAPTANGQLADT 1689 0.88 7 GVVITQGAFPDLVVCL 1433 0.88 8 RGINDNQDLPDEYLGS 957 0.87 8 QKSVDNPRDSMDSSAP 748 0.87 8 EILERLADEPRALVEM 613 0.87 8 IYVKDAFLVFRALCKL 467 0.87 8 TTVNDNVPTMVTRANI 421 0.87 8 AYELFTAATTMATVTL 1674 0.87 8 HVTQIYNTRFGVVITQ 1423 0.87 8 AREPYDTEGIVNMAFE 1407 0.87 8 KSSWRDILTCVSQLDR 1160 0.87 8 KLAIRISCTFDLETPR 1103 0.87 9 DEPEQPHTEGDQLETL 96 0.86 9 SVDPTAARTFSQKSVD 737 0.86 9 RALVEMYLNYDCDRTA 623 0.86 9 VATEPHAPEVVAESKP 28 0.86 9 AVTAARRRYFNRIITS 1765 0.86 9 FTHYFDALEYMLGRVL 1605 0.86 10 EGFIRSDSPEDIAAFI 823 0.85 10 TPVPDDDPSQVEKVKQ 782 0.85 10 SHEQQQDLKSQNMRSK 488 0.85 10 SLTQMVSTVFDRLRVR 336 0.85 10 VDVIEGYTNFPAEGFD 1916 0.85 10 MGLLKKSYQFAKKFNE 1813 0.85 10 REARKSKELEDAVKNA 179 0.85 10 LDAIGASREARKSKEL 172 0.85 10 AKMLRTPECPLSHRSS 1473 0.85 10 QSSGQTASPRTYSLQK 1274 0.85 10 EVSWQEIQSSGQTASP 1267 0.85 11 PAPVPSGLASRAGQVF 997 0.84 11 DPSQVEKVKQRKIALT 788 0.84 11 TQSYSGTSSEEKEAED 441 0.84 11 DVASVAADQPVSKEPT 391 0.84 11 IGEARLGLPVRPTPTP 1964 0.84 11 EVLGQHFNQVGCHSNT 1310 0.84 11 IAMESRSTEMVKGVDR 1230 0.84 11 APMQDTQNLKTIKLCM 1084 0.84 12 FSERYVTQNPNAFANA 905 0.83 12 EKLTLESFESNKDVTT 407 0.83 12 ATAEQPPLIERAIDAI 258 0.83 12 FPSAQEAKPSEADATA 245 0.83 12 TTMIQALRHMITLFTH 1592 0.83 12 LSHRSSTEAFHEDSTN 1483 0.83 12 SDSRSTTATFATNRSS 145 0.83 12 FMEIEELPGFKFQKDF 1342 0.83 12 HEAIIDFVRALSEVSW 1255 0.83 13 PRDSMDSSAPAFLASP 754 0.82 13 EDDVDEIYVKDAFLVF 461 0.82 13 ELRIREGEKAQAGSSE 356 0.82 13 GKLITYSYFAFPSAQE 235 0.82 13 IQMIQARGDNIRSGWK 1382 0.82 13 ASDEQLNEAPDAPSTR 118 0.82 13 LKTIKLCMEGMKLAIR 1092 0.82 13 ERYAQASEEMANKTEQ 1022 0.82 14 ASSVGNEWHQRGTLPP 675 0.81 14 SEEKEAEDASSNEDDV 449 0.81 14 SFESNKDVTTVNDNVP 413 0.81 14 EPVVSPPSAEDDQASD 376 0.81 14 HILFRMYHDEREERKS 1861 0.81 14 GCHSNTTVVFFALDSL 1320 0.81 14 IFTNTANLSHEAIIDF 1246 0.81 14 VPPSASDGPRRSMQAP 1197 0.81 15 TDSNEPTDEPEQPHTE 89 0.80 15 EGFDKHIDTFYPLAVD 1928 0.80 15 RSSVVSSTVFIVTALD 158 0.80 15 FVVLQSKSEMSKVPNH 1568 0.80 16 DRFMLKFSERYVTQNP 899 0.79 16 PPTHSVPSEYILKHQA 703 0.79 16 SRYASIPTVVNPLQQQ 651 0.79 16 KPALTDESERQEIPTI 42 0.79 16 GIVNMAFEHVTQIYNT 1415 0.79 16 LVEISYYNMTRVRIEW 1290 0.79 16 SRFIFATSVQHAGSMF 1056 0.79 16 NELNQTSVTQADKQNG 10 0.79 17 NNEIVLDTEREQAANA 979 0.78 17 KAMIGEYLGEGDAENI 846 0.78 17 EWHQRGTLPPNLTSAS 681 0.78 17 VMMKKELEVFMKEIYL 580 0.78 17 HVIIFTTPLLTLKNSS 517 0.78 17 DPEILFYPLLLASRTL 207 0.78 17 AATTMATVTLKTPSAP 1680 0.78 17 DVLWRQLLYPIFVVLQ 1557 0.78 17 ILMTGDDLEARSRALT 1523 0.78 17 GWKTMFGVFSFAAREP 1395 0.78 17 TVGRDIQGERYAQASE 1014 0.78 18 PEDIAAFILRNDRLDK 831 0.77 18 LPPNLTSASIGNNQQP 688 0.77 18 EIFWLMLKHMRVMMKK 569 0.77 18 RHSVSEHPSRKHSVGR 1983 0.77 18 FVRLDEDSQHRNIVAW 1896 0.77 18 TQQQPAAVTAARRRYF 1759 0.77 18 DTLIRYGGSFPQEFWD 1542 0.77 18 HTEGDQLETLQQDQPP 102 0.77 19 SRTLSIPLQVTALDCI 219 0.76 19 QDMRQRSDSRSTTATF 139 0.76 19 MAEAENDPTNELNQTS 1 0.76 20 SASIGNNQQPPTHSVP 694 0.75 20 RQIYNMFIYSKSSQNQ 315 0.75 20 KQESGSAATYVHILFR 1850 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 704 728 722 PTHSVPSEYILKHQAVECLVVILES 1595 1629 1625 IQALRHMITLFTHYFDALEYMLGRVLELLTLCICQ 1906 1921 1916 RNIVAWRPVVVDVIEG 1441 1450 1445 FPDLVVCLTE 1882 1900 1887 EAALIPLCVDIISGFVRLD 1778 1794 1783 ITSCVLQLLMIETVHEL 1555 1573 1567 FWDVLWRQLLYPIFVVLQS 558 578 565 SSVPKVFEVCCEIFWLMLKHM 922 935 927 TAYVLAYSVILLNT 1638 1651 1644 GSNCLQQLILQNVE 538 553 549 MTFLQAIRPHLCLSLS 465 490 477 DEIYVKDAFLVFRALCKLSHKVLSHE 207 248 214 DPEILFYPLLLASRTLSIPLQVTALDCIGKLITYSYF AFPSA 283 317 296 PIEIQQQIIKSLLAAVLNDKIVVHGAGLLKAVRQI 503 529 510 KLLSLHLIHYLINNHVIIFTTPLLTLK 158 175 169 RSSVVSSTVFIVTALDAI 1166 1182 1170 ILTCVSQLDRLQLLSDG 1139 1154 1150 AKNVEAVKILLDVALS 1324 1338 1329 NTTVVFFALDSLRQL 1116 1128 1122 TPRVAFVTALAKF 1935 1947 1942 DTFYPLAVDLLGR 370 382 376 SESVTIEPVVSPP 1370 1385 1380 AVTVKDMILRCLIQMI 1856 1866 1861 AATYVHILFRM 1283 1294 1288 RTYSLQKLVEIS 1194 1200 1199 AGVVPPS 644 677 657 QNIIEQLSRYASIPTVVNPLQQQQYHELHVKASS 1513 1523 1517 WYPILIAFQDI 261 277 273 EQPPLIERAIDAICDCF 1105 1113 1107 AIRISCTFD 34 44 35 APEVVAESKPA 585 598 595 ELEVFMKEIYLAIL 1797 1823 1803 NDKVYAQIPSHELLRLMGLLKKSYQFA 389 404 398 ASDVASVAADQPVSKE 1459 1475 1465 KKSLQAIELLKSTVAKM 1968 1989 1983 RLGLPVRPTPTPVSPRHSVSEH 1254 1271 1265 SHEAIIDFVRALSEVSWQ 993 1018 998 NAAHPAPVPSGLASRAGQVFATVGRD 1431 1439 1435 RFGVVITQG 621 629 627 EPRALVEMY 816 824 819 GVKLALQEG 1478 1486 1482 TPECPLSHR 338 357 351 TQMVSTVFDRLRVRLDLREL 762 771 768 APAFLASPRV 78 85 79 HEPSVTSP 1038 1045 1040 LYRSLIRA 1585 1591 1589 ELSVWLS 1051 1067 1061 VKEALSRFIFATSVQHA 1954 1963 1958 RLAIQGLFQR 802 809 803 LTNVIQQF 1535 1548 1542 RALTYLFDTLIRYG 876 892 888 RRFVDALRSFLQHFRLP 1354 1364 1361 QKDFLKPFEHV 1662 1668 1665 VGAFIEL 1308 1322 1318 IWEVLGQHFNQVGCH 833 839 837 DIAAFIL 789 795 792 PSQVEKV 1762 1769 1763 QPAAVTAA 1400 1408 1403 FGVFSFAAR 1418 1427 1425 NMAFEHVTQI 1079 1085 1081 LSGLSAP 192 199 193 KNALANVK 25 32 29 GVDVATEP 1240 1246 1243 VKGVDRI 1686 1692 1690 TVTLKTP 966 973 972 PDEYLGSI 1674 1680 1677 AYELFTA 735 741 740 QRSVDPT 1846 1851 1848 PNLLKQ 689 695 691 PPNLTSA 14 20 17 QTSVTQA 980 985 985 NEIVLD 1500 1505 1502 TQQLTK 781 787 782 STPVPDD 420 426 425 VTTVNDN 70. Aspergillus nidulans AN7704.2 MARSFVCHVSDSITTLLFRSLSFVYCMPEFKISAALEGHGDDVRAVAFPNSKAVFSASRDATVRLWKLVSSP PPTFDYTIICHGSAFINALAYYPPTPDFPEGLVFSGGQDTIIEARQPGKTSNDNADAMLLGHAHTVCSLDVC PEGEWIVSGSWDSTARLWRIGKWESEVVLEDHQGSVWAVLAYDKNTIITDSRDVVRALCKLPPTHPTGANFV SASNDGVIRLFTLQGDLVGELHGHESFIYSLAVLPTGELVSSGEDRTVRIWNETQCVQTITHPAISVWGVAV CPENGDIVTGASDRVTRVFTRAPERQASAEVLQQFETAVRESAIPAQQVGKINKEKLPGPEFLQQKSGTKDG QVQMIREANGSVTAHTWSAALGRWESVGTVVDSAGSSGRKTEYLGQDYDFVFDVDVEDGKPPLKLPYNLSQN PYEAATKFIGDNELPMSYLDQVAQFIVQNTQGATIGQPSQETAGGPDPWGQDRRYRPGDAPAQSTAIPESRP KVLPQKTYLSIKSANLKVISKKLNELNGKLVSEGSKDLSLSPSELETIVSLCNELEASNTLKGPSAVEAVVI LLFKVATVWPAANRLPGLDLLRLFAAATPVTATADYNGKDLVSGIIESGVFDAPVNVNNAMLSVRMFANLFE TDAGRRLIIDRFDQVIAAIRTCLTNSGSSVNRNLTIAVATLYINIAVFSTSEARNLSIESNQRGLILLEELT GMLRNEKDSEAVYRSLVALGTLVKELVSEVKAAAKEVYDLGAILQAISSSNLGKEPRIKGIVAEIKDSLP Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 QDTIIEARQPGKTSND 110 0.97 2 VSGIIESGVFDAPVNV 618 0.95 2 PDPWGQDRRYRPGDAP 478 0.95 3 QPSQETAGGPDPWGQD 469 0.92 3 DGKPPLKLPYNLSQNP 418 0.92 4 TKFIGDNELPMSYLDQ 438 0.91 5 NALAYYPPTPDFPEGL 89 0.90 5 PAQSTAIPESRPKVLP 493 0.90 6 RALCKLPPTHPTGANF 200 0.89 7 VQTITHPAISVWGVAV 273 0.88 8 DGQVQMIREANGSVTA 359 0.87 8 AALEGHGDDVRAVAFP 34 0.87 8 QGSVWAVLAYDKNTII 177 0.87 8 EWIVSGSWDSTARLWR 148 0.87 9 EFLQQKSGTKDGQVQM 349 0.86 10 KLVSSPPPTFDYTIIC 67 0.85 10 NGSVTAHTWSAALGRW 369 0.85 10 GELVSSGEDRTVRIWN 253 0.85 11 TPDFPEGLVFSGGQDT 97 0.84 11 LLFKVATVWPAANRLP 577 0.84 11 KNTIITDSRDVVRALC 188 0.84 12 ELTGMLRNEKDSEAVY 718 0.83 12 MLLGHAHTVCSLDVCP 130 0.83 13 KVLPQKTYLSIKSANL 505 0.82 13 RKTEYLGQDYDFVFDV 399 0.82 14 YTIICHGSAFINALAY 78 0.81 14 EVKAAAKEVYDLGAIL 749 0.81 14 DQVIAAIRTCLTNSGS 661 0.81 14 AATPVTATADYNGKDL 602 0.81 14 SWDSTARLWRIGKWES 154 0.81 15 SASRDATVRLWKLVSS 56 0.80 15 EGSKDLSLSPSELETI 537 0.80 15 YRPGDAPAQSTAIPES 487 0.80 16 VTGASDRVTRVFTRAP 296 0.79 16 PPTHPTGANFVSASND 206 0.79 17 LQAISSSNLGKEPRIK 764 0.78 17 SLSPSELETIVSLCNE 543 0.78 17 RESAIPAQQVGKINKE 328 0.78 18 VEAVVILLFKVATVWP 571 0.77 18 VGKINKEKLPGPEFLQ 337 0.77 19 DQVAQFIVQNTQGATI 452 0.76 20 SGVFDAPVNVNNAMLS 624 0.75 20 RWESVGTVVDSAGSSG 383 0.75 20 DRTVRIWNETQCVQTI 261 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 129 154 141 AMLLGHAHTVCSLDVCPEGEWIVSGS 567 587 576 GPSAVEAVVILLFKVATVWPA 4 29 7 SFVCHVSDSITTLLFRSLSFVYCMPE 269 291 286 ETQCVQTITHPAISVWGVAVCPE 195 208 201 SRDVVRALCKLPPT 239 258 247 GHESFIYSLAVLPTGELVSS 177 186 183 QGSVWAVLAY 730 770 734 EAVYRSLVALGTLVKELVSEVKAAAKEVYDLGAILQAISSS 448 462 456 MSYLDQVAQFIVQNT 405 417 413 GQDYDFVFDVDVE 683 698 688 TIAVATLYINIAVFST 549 559 553 LETIVSLCNEL 62 98 66 TVRLWKLVSSPPPTFDYTIICHGSAFINALAYYPPTP 42 57 46 DVRAVAFPNSKAVFSA 223 237 226 VIRLFTLQGDLVGEL 712 718 716 GLILLEE 169 175 174 SEVVLED 593 609 599 GLDLLRLFAAATPVTAT 387 394 389 VGTVVDSA 422 432 424 PLKLPYNLSQN 328 339 334 RESAIPAQQVGK 623 633 628 ESGVFDAPVNV 654 673 668 RLIIDRFDQVIAAIRTCLTN 503 525 509 RPKVLPQKTYLSIKSANLKVISK 615 621 619 KDLVSGI 316 326 320 SAEVLQQFETA 101 108 103 PEGLVFSG 31 37 33 KISAALE 636 643 641 AMLSVRMF 532 537 533 GKLVSE 341 547 544 DLSLSPS 347 354 348 GPEFLQQK 779 787 779 KGIVAEIKD 303 309 305 VTRVFTR 213 218 216 ANFVSA 71. Saccharomyces cerevisiae YBL024w MARRKNFKKGNKKTFGARDDSRAQKNWSELVKENEKWEKYYKTLALFPEDQWEEFKKTCQAPLPLTFRITGS RKHAGEVLNLFKERHLPNLTNVEFEGEKIKAPVELPWYPDHLAWQLDVPKTVIRKNEQFAKTQRFLVVENAV GNISRQEAVSMIPPIVLEVKPHHTVLDMCAAPGSKTAQLIEALHKDTDEPSGFVVANDADARRSHMLVHQLK RLNSANLMVVNHDAQFFPRIRLHGNSNNKNDVLKFDRILCDVPCSGDGTMRKNVNVWKDWNTQAGLGLHAVQ LNILNRGLHLLKNNGRLVYSTCSLNPIENEAVVAEALRKWGDKIRLVNCDDKLPGLIRSKGVSKWPVYDRNL TEKTKGDEGTLDSFFSPSEEEASKFNLQNCMRVYPHQQNTGGFFITVFEKVEDSTEAATEKLSSETPALESE GPQTKKIKVEEVQKKERLPRDANEEPFVFVDPQHEALKVCWDFYGIDNIFDRNTCLVRNATGEPTRVVYTVC PALKDVIQANDDRLKIIYSGVKLFVSQRSDIECSWRIQSESLPIMKHHMKSNRIVEANLEMLKHLLIESFPN FDDIRSKNIDNDFVEKMTKLSSGCAFIDVSRNDPAKENLFLPVWKGNKCINLMVCKEDTHELLYRIFGIDAN AKATPSAEEKEKEKETTESPAETTTGTSTEAPSAAN Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 PGLIRSKGVSKWPVYD 342 0.94 2 HLLIESFPNFDDIRSK 568 0.93 2 DVPCSGDGTMRKNVNV 257 0.93 3 KEKEKETTESPAETTT 658 0.90 3 KKTFGARDDSRAQKNW 12 0.90 3 PVELPWYPDHLAWQLD 104 0.90 4 NFKKGNKKTFGARDDS 6 0.88 5 LLYRIFGIDANAKATP 638 0.87 5 IRSKNIDNDFVEKMTK 580 0.87 6 RLPRDANEEPFVFVDP 449 0.86 6 KGVSKWPVYDRNLTEK 348 0.86 7 EVQKKERLPRDANEEP 443 0.85 7 LRKWGDKIRLVNCDDK 325 0.85 7 GRLVYSTCSLNPIENE 303 0.85 8 RNATGEPTRVVYTVCP 490 0.84 8 HKDTDEPSGFVVANDA 188 0.84 9 GIDANAKATPSAEEKE 644 0.83 9 LPVWKGNKCINLMVCK 617 0.83 9 SPSEEEASKFNLQNCM 376 0.83 10 TESPAETTTGTSTEAP 665 0.82 10 ENEKWEKYYKTLALFP 33 0.82 10 ARRSHMLVHQLKRLNS 205 0.82 10 AKTQRFLVVENAVGNI 132 0.82 10 PKTVIRKNEQFAKTQR 121 0.82 11 KKTCQAPLPLTFRITG 56 0.81 12 FVSQRSDIECSWRIQS 528 0.80 12 EKTKGDEGTLDSFFSP 362 0.80 13 KDVIQANDDRLKIIYS 508 0.79 13 IDNIFDRNTCLVRNAT 478 0.79 13 LFPEDQWEEFKKTCQA 46 0.79 13 ALESEGPQTKKIKVEE 428 0.79 13 FPRIRLHGNSNNKNDV 233 0.79 13 PGSKTAQLIEALHKDT 176 0.79 13 QEAVSMIPPIVLEVKP 150 0.79 14 TFRITGSRKHAGEVLN 66 0.78 14 LSSGCAFIDVSRNDPA 596 0.78 14 NRIVEANLEMLKHLLI 556 0.78 14 EDSTEAATEKLSSETP 412 0.78 15 SWRIQSESLPIMKHHM 538 0.77 15 PFVFVDPQHEALKVCW 458 0.77 15 KLSSETPALESEGPQT 421 0.77 16 HEALKVCWDFYGIDNI 466 0.76 16 FVVANDADARRSHMLV 197 0.76 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 497 513 502 TRVVYTVCPALKDVIQA 248 262 257 VLKFDRILCDVPCSG 625 633 628 CINLMVCKE 150 176 160 QEAVSMIPPIVLEVKPHHTVLDMCAAP 304 313 308 RLVYSTCSLN 57 68 62 KTCQAPLPLTFR 135 143 141 QRFLVVENA 518 532 528 LKIIYSGVKLFVSQR 317 324 322 NEAVVAEA 457 475 469 EPFVFVDPQHEALKVCWDF 597 605 603 SSGCAFIDV 281 291 285 GLGLHAVQLNI 208 218 212 SHMLVHQLKRL 195 202 197 SGFVVAND 613 620 618 ENLFLPVW 347 358 353 SKGVSKWPVYDR 390 397 393 CMRVYPHQ 566 574 569 LKHLLIESF 102 124 121 KAPVELPWYPDHLAWQLDVPKTV 332 345 334 IRLVNCDDKLPGLI 41 49 43 YKTLALFPE 404 410 408 FITVFEK 222 237 223 NLMVVNHDAQFFPRIR 180 187 185 TAQLIEAL 484 491 489 RNTCLVRN 636 644 641 HELLYRIFG 438 444 442 KIKVEEV 294 299 297 RGLHLL 76 83 81 AGEVLNLF 543 550 549 SESLPIMK 88 94 91 LPNLTNV 534 540 540 DIECSWR 424 429 425 SETPAL 72. Aspergillus fumigatus CAF32099 MATFARPVASSISGIEFGVYSDEDIKSISVKRIHNTPTLDSFNNPVPGGLYDPALGAWGDHLSLVIAYFGPF WLTAFSCTTCRQNSWSCTGHPGHIELPVRVYNVTFFDQLYRLLRAQCVYCHRFQMARVQINAYVCKLRLLQY GLVDEVEAIEAMGTGQGNKKKSAKDADDSGSEEEDDDDLVARRNAYVKKVIREAHAAGRLKGIMSGAKNPMA AEQRRTLVKQFFKDLVSIKKCSSCSGYRRDRFSKIFRKPLPEKSRLAMVQAGFQAPNSLILLQQAKKFDMKT KESMANGISDTANAVSESHGAEEEVARGNAVVAQAESKKSAAGDAGQYMPSPEVHAAMVLLFEKEKEILSLI YNSRPLPKKEAKVSPDMFFIKNILVPPNKYRPAAPQGPGEIMEAQQNTPFTQILKNCDIINQISKERQNAGA DSVTRMRDYRDLLHAIVQLQDTVNGLIDKERGASGPAAGQAANGIKQILEKKEGLFRKNMMGKRVNFAARSV ISPDPNIETNEIGVPLVFAKKLTYPEPVTNHNFWEMKQAVINGPDKYPGATAIENELGQVTNLKFKSLDERT ALANQLLAPSNWRMKGARNKKVYRHLTTGDVVLMNRQPTLHKPSIMGHKARVLANERVIRMHYANCNTYNAD FDGDEMNMHFPQNELARAEAMMLADADHQYLVATSGKPLRGLIQDHISMGTWFTCRDTFFDEEDYHELLYSC LRPENSHTVTERIQLVEPTLLKPKRLWTGKQVITTILKNIMPPGRAGLNLKSKSSTPGDRWGEGNEEGTVIF KDGEMLCGILDKKQIGPTAGGLIDAIHEVYGHTIAGRLISILGRLLTRYLNMRAFTCGIDDLRLTKEGDRLR KEKLSQAASIGREVALKYVTLDQTTVPDQDAELRRRLEDVLRDDDKQSGLDSVSNARTAKLSTEITQACLPK GLAKPFPWNQMQSMTISGAKGSSVNANLISCNLGQQVLEGRRVPVMISGKTLPSFRAFDTHPMAGGYVCGRF LTGIKPQEYYFHAMAGREGLIDTAVKTSRSGYLQRCLIKGMEGLRAEYDTSVRESSDGSIVQFLYGEDGLDI TKQVHLKDFDFLTSNYVSIMQSVNLTSDFHNLEKDEVTAWHKDAMKKVRKTGKVDAMDPVLSVYHPGGNLGS TSEAFSQALKKYEDTNPDKLLRDKKKNIDGLISKKAFNTLMNMKYLKSVVDPGEAVGIVASQSIGEPSTQMT LNTFHLAGHSAKNVTLGIPRLREIVMTASAHIMTPTMTLILNEELSKEHSERFAKAISKLSIAEVIDKVKVK ERIATAGSRFKVYDVEIALFPAEEYTKEYAITTKDVQNTLQNKFIPKLVKLTRAELKRRNDEKSLKSFSTAQ PEIGVSVGVIEEGPRGPDREVEPAQDDDEDDEDDAKRARSGQNRSNQVSYEGPEQEEIDMVRQQDAVEDDED EDESGEDRRQDSDVDMDDSDEETDEETKDTKLREEDIKGKYGEVTQFKFNPSKGTSCVVQLQYDISTPKLLL LPLVEEAARSAVIQSIPGLGNCTYVEADPVKGEPAHVITEGVNLLAMRDYQDIIKPHSIYTNSIHHMLMLYG VEAARASIVREMSDVFQGHSISVDNRHLNLIGDVMTQSGGFRAFNRNGLVKDSSSPLAKMSFETTVGFLKDA VIERDFDNLKSPSSRIVAGRSGMVGTGAFDVLAPVA Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 QDHISMGTWFTCRDTF 692 0.96 2 GVIEEGPRGPDREVEP 1376 0.95 2 EYAITTKDVQNTLQNK 1324 0.95 3 VEPAQDDDEDDEDDAK 1389 0.93 3 HRFQMARVQINAYVCK 123 0.93 4 PAAPQGPGEIMEAQQN 392 0.92 4 VKRIHNTPTLDSFNNP 30 0.92 4 GSEEEDDDDLVARRNA 174 0.92 4 MVRQQDAVEDDEDEDE 1428 0.92 4 SQSIGEPSTQMTLNTF 1213 0.92 5 ISGIEFGVYSDEDIKS 12 0.91 5 EDTNPDKLLRDKKKNI 1165 0.91 6 ERVIRMHYANCNTYNA 632 0.90 6 HKPSIMGHKARVLANE 617 0.90 7 STEITQACLPKGLAKP 926 0.89 7 QNSWSCTGHPGHIELP 84 0.89 7 TILKNIMPPGRAGLNL 755 0.89 7 TNEIGVPLVFAKKLTY 513 0.89 7 PGEIMEAQQNTPFTQI 398 0.89 7 ASAHIMTPTMTLILNE 1252 0.89 7 EVTAWHKDAMKKVRKT 1116 0.89 8 PSNWRMKGARNKKVYR 585 0.88 9 PVMISGKTLPSFRAFD 980 0.87 9 HPGHIELPVPVYNVTF 92 0.87 9 TVTERIQLVEPTLLKP 728 0.87 9 GIMSGAKNPMAAEQRR 206 0.87 9 NGLVKDSSSPLAKMSF 1631 0.87 9 AIEAMGTGQGNKKKSA 152 0.87 10 DEDIKSISVKRIHNTP 22 0.86 10 AVIQSIPGLGNCTYVE 1523 0.86 10 LKSVVDPGEAVGIVAS 1198 0.86 11 HPMAGGYVCGRFLTGI 997 0.85 11 NMRAFTCGIDDLRLTK 843 0.85 11 KQAVINGPDKYPGATA 541 0.85 11 PDPNIETNEIGVPLVF 507 0.85 11 KEGLFRKNMMGKRVNF 484 0.85 11 KCSSCSGYRRDRFSKI 236 0.85 11 HHMLMLYGVEAARASI 1577 0.85 11 PVLSVYHPGGNLGSTS 1139 0.85 11 QSVNLTSDFHNLEKDE 1101 0.85 11 RCLIKGMEGLRAEYDT 1043 0.85 12 SMTISGAKGSSVNANL 949 0.84 12 YVTLDQTTVPDQDAEL 882 0.84 12 AGGLIDAIHEVYGHTI 811 0.84 12 GFLKDAVIERDFDNLK 1651 0.84 12 EELSKEHSERFAKAIS 1267 0.84 13 TAFSCTTCRQNSWSCT 75 0.83 13 PGGLYDPALGAWGDHL 47 0.83 13 AHVITEGVNLLAMRDY 1547 0.83 13 DVDMDDSDEETDEETK 1453 0.83 14 KSKSSTPGDRWGEGNE 771 0.82 14 HGAEEEVARGNAVVAQ 307 0.82 14 KKSAKDADDSGSEEED 164 0.82 14 EDESGEDRRQDSDVDM 1441 0.82 14 TGIKPQEYYFHAMAGR 1010 0.82 15 ARTAKLSTEITQACLP 920 0.81 15 FAKKLTYPEPVTNHNF 522 0.81 15 TRMRDYRDLLHAIVQL 436 0.81 15 IINQISKERQNAGADS 419 0.81 15 TLDSFNNPVPGGLYDP 38 0.81 15 MFFIKNILVPPNKYRP 377 0.81 15 TQSGGFRAFNRNGLVK 1620 0.81 15 LFPAEEYTKEYAITTK 1315 0.81 15 KERIATAGSRFKVYDV 1296 0.81 15 PSTQMTLNTFHLAGHS 1219 0.81 16 YNADFDGDEMNMHFPQ 645 0.80 16 KKVIREAHAAGRLKGI 192 0.80 16 SSRIVAGRSGMVGTGA 1669 0.80 16 QVSYEGPEQEEIDMVR 1415 0.80 16 EDDEDDAKRARSGQNR 1397 0.80 16 DGSIVQFLYGEDGLDI 1065 0.80 16 YFHAMAGREGLIDTAV 1018 0.80 17 GRLLTRYLNMRAFTCG 835 0.79 17 KKVYRHLTTGDVVLMN 596 0.79 17 ARSVISPDPNIETNEI 501 0.79 17 DVFQGHSISVDNRHLN 1598 0.79 17 PVKGEPAHVITEGVNL 1541 0.79 17 CTYVEADPVKGEPAHV 1534 0.79 17 DRRQDSDVDMDDSDEE 1447 0.79 17 AQCVYCHRFQMARVQI 117 0.79 17 TGKVDAMDPVLSVYHP 1131 0.79 18 RPENSHTVTERIQLVE 722 0.78 18 TKESMANGISDTANAV 288 0.78 18 PKLVKLTRAELKRRND 1342 0.78 19 REVALKYVTLDQTTVP 876 0.77 19 DKKQIGPTAGGLIDAI 803 0.77 19 GTVIFKDGEMLCGILD 788 0.77 19 GDRWGEGNEEGTVIFK 778 0.77 19 HELLYSCLRPENSHTV 714 0.77 19 AGQYMPSPEVHAAMVL 333 0.77 19 SDEETDEETKDTKLRE 1459 0.77 20 DVLRDDDKQSGLDSVS 903 0.76 20 HEVYGHTIAGRLISIL 819 0.76 20 KSLDERTALANQLLAP 570 0.76 20 IKQILEKKEGLFRKNM 477 0.76 20 MRDYQDIIKPHSIYTN 1559 0.76 20 VQLQYDISTPKLLLLP 1499 0.76 20 HPGGNLGSTSEAFSQA 1145 0.76 21 SGLDSVSNARTAKLST 912 0.75 21 DAELRRRLEDVLRDDD 894 0.75 21 GAWGDHLSLVIAYFGP 56 0.75 21 FSKIFRKPLPEKSRLA 248 0.75 21 AEVIDKVKVKERIATA 1287 0.75 21 RAEYDTSVRESSDGSI 1053 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 1494 1519 1513 GTSCVVQLQYDISTPKLLLLPLVEEA 89 125 120 CTGHPGHIELPVRVYNVTFFDQLYRLLRAQCVYCHRF 1137 1147 1142 MDPVLSVYHPG 127 153 139 MARVQINAYVCKLRLLQYGLVDEVEAI 60 82 65 DHLSLVIAYFGPFWLTAFSCTTC 442 458 447 RDLLHAIVQLQDTVNGL 714 723 719 HELLYSCLRP 516 532 519 IGVPLVFAKKLTYPEPV 1038 1047 1043 SGYLQRCLIK 1682 1689 1688 TGAFDVLA 875 893 881 GREVALKYVTLDQTTVPDQ 339 351 345 SPEVHAAMVLLFE 221 243 234 RTLVKQFFKDLVSIKKCSSCSGY 1066 1073 1070 GSIVQFLY 1370 1380 1374 EIGVSVGVIEE 1198 1205 1199 LKSVVDPG 1001 1012 1006 GGYVCGRFLTGI 1278 1298 1292 AKAISKLSIAEVIDKVKVKER 182 198 192 DLVARRNAYVKKVIREA 272 281 278 PNSLILLQQA 1341 1350 1344 IPKLVKLTRA 729 744 738 VTERIQLVEPTLLKPK 1207 1214 1210 AVGIVASQ 673 684 679 DADHQYLVATSG 930 941 932 TQACLPKGLAKP 1305 1318 1311 RFKVYDVEIALFPA 1521 1557 1526 RSAVIQSIPGLGNCTYVEADPVKGEPAHVITEGVNLL 356 364 358 ILSLIYNSR 316 323 321 GNAVVAQA 1093 1109 1100 TSNYVSIMQSVNLTSDF 749 757 754 GKQVITTIL 1081 1091 1083 TKQVHLKDFDF 1648 1660 1655 TTVGFLKDAVIER 380 388 382 IKNILVPPN 798 805 801 LCGILDKK 961 984 967 NANLISCNLGQQVLEGRRVPVMIS 5 22 10 ARPVASSISGIEFGVYSD 47 56 48 PGGLYDPALG 579 585 580 ANQLLAP 625 632 627 KARVLANE 827 841 835 AGRLISILGRLLTRY 814 825 824 LIDAIHEVYGHT 1577 1594 1585 HHMLMLYGVEAARASIVR 498 508 502 NFAARSVISPD 1598 1610 1602 DVFQGHSISVDNR 27 33 31 SISVKRI 1563 1575 1569 QDIIKPHSIYTNS 604 611 605 TGDVVLMN 868 873 871 LSQAAS 1667 1675 1671 SPSSRIVAG 1030 1035 1031 DTAVKT 687 694 693 LRGLIQDH 1612 1618 1615 LNLIGDV 411 422 417 TQILKNCDIINQ 262 269 268 LAMVQAGF 1235 1243 1241 AKNVTLGIP 1227 1233 1231 TFHLAGH 1014 1021 1020 PQEYYFHA 1634 1644 1636 VKDSSSPLAKM 561 567 564 LGQVTNL 1245 1257 1246 LREIVMTASAHIM 986 992 991 KTLPSFR 1181 1186 1186 DGLISK 1157 1163 1159 FSQALKK 249 255 254 SKIFRKP 1261 1267 1266 MTLILNE 847 854 848 FTCGIDDL 368 378 376 KKEAKVSPDMF 542 547 545 QAVING 300 306 305 ANAVSES 1361 1368 1364 LKSFSTAQ 73. Aspergillus nidulans AN7465.2 MFYSETLLSKTGPLARVWLSANLERKLSKSHILQSDIESSVSAIVDQGQAPMALRLSGQLLLGVVRIYSRKA RYLLDDCNEALMKIKMAFRLTNNNDLTTSAVVAPGGITLPDVLTEADLFMNLDSSLLIPQPLSLEPEGKRPG PSMDFGSQLFPDTGLRRSASQEPALLEDPGDLQLNLGLDDETNLSFSHDFSMEVGRDAPAPRPMEEDNFSDA GKVIDVGDLGLNLGEDDTPLDAVNFDANEDNFLPLDEPMDLGDDTVVADGNDERFERESTLTEVSEDMIERL NTEHEGDYMHDEEQDDETIQHAQRAKRRKQLPTIELDEAVEFKGNSYFRIQQEQLSETLKPASFLPRDPVLL TLMNMQKNGDFVSNVMGGGRGRGWAPEIRDLLSFDTVRKAGELKRKRDSGISDMDVDAAAAPALEIEEEAIV PVDEGVGMESTLHQRSEIDFPGDEEDHLRLSDDEGAQQPLEDFDDTITPVDSALVSVGTKRAVHVLRDCLGN AEQKKAVKFQDLLPEKKATRADATKMFFEVLVLATKDAVQVEQRSNTVGGPIKISGKRSLWGQWAEEDATGE VSQAQVAA Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 EGAQQPLEDFDDTITP 466 0.91 1 DDTPLDAVNFDANEDN 232 0.91 2 RDSGISDMDVDAAAAP 407 0.90 2 DETIQHAQRAKRRKQL 304 0.90 3 APEIRDLLSFDTVRKA 385 0.89 3 GRDAPAPRPMEEDNFS 199 0.89 4 TVVADGNDERFEREST 261 0.88 5 PRPMEEDNFSDAGKVI 205 0.87 5 PDVLTEADLFMNLDSS 112 0.87 6 FVSNVMGGGRGRGWAP 371 0.86 7 RSEIDFPGDEEDHLRL 447 0.85 7 IVPVDEGVGMESTLHQ 431 0.85 7 TIELDEAVEFKGNSYF 321 0.85 7 TEHEGDYMHDEEQDDE 290 0.85 7 MDLGDDTVVADGNDER 255 0.85 7 SDAGKVIDVGDLGLNL 214 0.85 7 QLFPDTGLRRSASQEP 152 0.85 7 PEGKRPGPSMDFGSQL 138 0.85 8 GVVRIYSRKARYLLDD 63 0.83 9 AVHVLRDCLGNAEQKK 494 0.82 9 ARVWLSANLERKLSKS 15 0.82 10 KIKMAFRLTNNNDLTT 85 0.81 10 VGMESTLHQRSEIDFP 438 0.81 10 RKAGELKRKRDSGISD 398 0.81 11 SETLLSKTGPLARVWL 4 0.80 12 CNEALMKIKMAFRLTN 79 0.78 12 QWAEEDATGEVSQAQV 567 0.78 13 QVEQRSNTVGGPIKIS 544 0.77 13 NAEQKKAVKFQDLLPE 504 0.77 13 STLTEVSEDMIERLNT 275 0.77 14 GPIKISGKRSLWGQWA 554 0.76 14 SAIVDQGQAPMALRLS 42 0.76 14 GLRRSASQEPALLEDP 158 0.76 15 VSVGTKRAVHVLRDCL 487 0.75 15 DEEDHLRLSDDEGAQQ 455 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 51 82 62 PMALRLSGQLLLGVVRIYSRKARYLLDDCNEA 531 546 534 FFEVLVLATKDAVQVE 479 504 498 ITPVDSALVSVGTKRAVHVLRDCLGN 126 137 131 SSLLIPQPLSLE 38 48 42 ESSVSAIVDQG 344 362 359 SETLKPASFLPRDPVLLTL 576 581 580 EVSQAQ 100 109 101 TSAVVAPGGI 111 118 112 LPDVLTEA 429 437 435 EAIVPVDEG 508 519 514 KKAVKFQDLLPE 14 22 16 LARVWLSAN 216 228 222 AGKVIDVGDLGLN 388 397 394 IRDLLSFDTV 28 36 30 SKSHILQSD 175 181 179 DLQLNLG 417 425 421 DAAAAPALE 259 265 260 DDTVVAD 4 12 5 SETLLSKTG 165 173 167 QEPALLEDP 236 241 238 LDAVNF 553 558 555 GGPIKI 151 156 152 SQLFPD 336 342 337 FRIQQEQ 74. Aspergillus nidulans AN4541.2 MSLHARLRPLPRRLATQPPSESAAPTPHFEDPPDGANAEDDAEDLFSSFLPHLFPDDAPQFHGDPGQYLLYS SPRYGELQIMVPSYPSQSQSGARSKEIAEGLPRSDGQVNQVEEGRKLFAHFLWSAAMVVAEGLEQADTESGG SEAEFWKVQNEKVLELGAGAGLPSIVSALANASMVTITDHPSSPALGPAGAIASNVKHNLSSSTSIVDIRPH EWGTTLTTDPWALSNKGSYTRIIAADCYWMRSQHENLVRTMKWFLAPEGKIWVVAGFHTGREIVAGFFETAV SLGLKIESIYERDLNSSAEEGGEVRRAWVSFREGEGPENRRRWCVVAVLGHAPAAAGTGADA Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 GEVRRAWVSFREGEGP 310 0.94 2 PHEWGTTLTTDPWALS 215 0.91 2 PPSESAAPTPHFEDPP 18 0.91 3 TPHFEDPPDGANAEDD 26 0.90 4 TESGGSEAEFWKVQNE 140 0.89 5 KEIAEGLPRSDGQVNQ 97 0.88 5 GLKIESIYERDLNSSA 291 0.88 5 MVTITDHPSSPALGPA 178 0.88 6 STSIVDIRPHEWGTTL 207 0.87 6 EGLEQADTESGGSEAE 133 0.87 7 SFREGEGPENRRRWCV 318 0.85 7 SSAEEGGEVRRAWVSF 304 0.85 8 AVLGHAPAAAGTGADA 335 0.83 9 HPSSPALGPAGAIASN 184 0.82 9 LPSIVSALANASMVTI 166 0.82 9 HFLWSAAMVVAEGLEQ 122 0.82 10 PQFHGDPGQYLLYSSP 59 0.80 11 IMVPSYPSQSQSGARS 81 0.78 11 DCYWMRSQHENLVRTM 242 0.78 11 AGAIASNVKHNLSSST 193 0.78 12 HLFPDDAPQFHGDPGQ 52 0.77 13 LHARLRPLFRRLATQP 3 0.76 13 TMKWFLAPEGKIWVVA 256 0.76 14 QYLLYSSPRYGELQIM 67 0.75 14 TGREIVAGFFETAVSL 275 0.75 14 RRLATQPPSESAAPTP 12 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 330 343 334 RWCVVAVLGHAPAA 163 205 169 GAGLPSIVSALANASMVTITDHPSSPALGPAGAIASN VKHNLS 44 62 52 DLFSSFLPHLFPDDAPQFH 66 74 71 GQYLLYSSP 236 246 241 TRIIAADCYWM 285 297 291 ETAVSLGLKIESI 266 273 270 KIWVVAGF 119 134 129 LFAHFLWSAAMVVAEG 76 91 86 YGELQIMVPSYPSQSQ 154 161 159 NEKVLELG 207 214 213 STSIVDIR 277 283 281 REIVAGF 4 17 6 HARLRPLPRRLATQ 75. Aspergillus nidulans AN3628.2 MPQQLSSKDASLFRQVVRHYENKQYKKGIKTADQVLRKNPNHGDTLAMKALIMSNQGEQQEAFALAKEALKN DMKSHICWHVYGLLYRAEKNYEEAIKAYRFALRIEPDSQPIQRDLALLQMQMRDYQGYIQSRSTMLQAPGF RQNWTALAIAHHLSGDLEEAEKVLTTYEETLKTPPPLSDMEHSEATLYKNMIIAESGNIQKALEHLESVGHR CSDVLAVMEMKADYLLRLDKKEEAAAAYTALLERNSENSLYYDGLIKAKGISSDDHKALKALYDSWAEKYPR GDAPRRIPLDFLEGDDFKQAADAYLQRMLKKGVPSLFANIKLLYTNSSKRDTVQELVEGYVSNPPANGAADG SENTEFLSSAYYFLAQHYNYHLSRDLSKALQNVDKALELSPKAVEYQMTKARIWKHYGNLEKAAEEMENARK MDEKDRHINSKAAKYQLRNNNNDKALDKMSKFTRNETVGGALGDLHEMQCVWYLTEDGEAYLRQKKLGLALK RFHAVYNIFDVWHEDQFDFHSFSLRKGMIRAYVDMVRWEDRLREHPFYTRAALSAIKAYILLHDQPDLAHGP LPEINGADGDDAERKKALKKAKKEQQRLEKLEQEKREAARKAAANPKSLDGEVKKEDPDPLGNKLAQTQEPL KEALKFLTPLLEHSPKNIEAQCLGFEVHLRRGKYALALKCLAAAHSIDASNPTLHVQLLQFRQALNKLYEPL PPQVAEVVDSEFEALLPKAQNLEEWNKSFLSAHKDSIPHKYAYLTCQQLLKPESKSENEKELAATLDAGIMS LETALAGLDLLGEWGSDKAAKTAYAEKASSKWPESTAFRVN Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 KGMIRAYVDMVRWEDR 530 0.94 2 STMLQARPGFRQNWTA 135 0.92 3 LPEINGADGDDAERKK 577 0.89 3 DSWAEKYPRGDAPRRI 280 0.89 3 HHLSGDLEEAEKVLTT 155 0.89 4 HKALKALYDSWAEKYP 272 0.88 5 EGYVSNPPANGAADGS 346 0.86 5 DAPRRIPLDFLEGDDF 290 0.86 5 YKKGIKTADQVLRKNP 25 0.86 6 AQTQEPLKEALKFLTP 642 0.85 6 MVRWEDRLREHPFYTR 539 0.85 6 KARIWKHYGNLEKAAE 410 0.85 6 AQHYNYHLSRDLSKAL 375 0.85 6 RDTVQELVEGYVSNPP 338 0.85 7 YEEAIKAYRFALRIEP 93 0.84 7 AAAAYTALLERNSENS 240 0.84 7 MRDYQGYIQSRSTMLQ 124 0.84 8 KSHICWHVYGLLYRAE 75 0.83 8 EVKKEDPDPLGNKLAQ 628 0.83 8 NSKAAKYQLRNNNNDK 441 0.83 8 QVLRKNPNHGDTLAMK 34 0.83 8 GISSDDHKALKALYDS 266 0.83 8 PLSDMEHSEATLYKNM 180 0.83 9 DAGIMSLETALAGLDL 787 0.82 9 SAHKDSIPHKYAYLTC 751 0.82 9 KKLGLALKRFHAVYNI 497 0.82 9 ARKMDEKDRHINSKAA 430 0.82 9 AEKVLTTYEETLKTPP 164 0.82 10 IPHKYAYLTCQQLLKP 757 0.81 11 PDLAHGPLPEINGADG 570 0.80 11 QGEQQEAFALAKEALK 56 0.80 11 GNLEKAAEEMENARKM 418 0.80 11 AVEYQMTKARIWKHYG 403 0.80 12 TEDGEAYLRQKKLGLA 487 0.79 12 GGALGDLHEMQCVWYL 471 0.79 12 SGNIQKALEHLESVGH 200 0.79 12 ETLKTPPPLSDMEHSE 173 0.79 13 WGSDKAAKTAYAEKAS 806 0.78 13 VDSEFEALLPKAQNLE 728 0.78 13 QCVWYLTEDGEAYLRQ 481 0.78 13 ALRIEPDSQPIQRDLA 103 0.78 14 KAYILLHDQPDLAHGP 561 0.76 14 TEFLSSAYYFLAQHYN 364 0.76 14 HLESVGHRCSDVLAVM 209 0.76 15 QEKREAARKAAANPKS 609 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 204 224 220 QKALEHLESVGHRCSDVLAVM 700 711 705 PTLHVQLLQFRQ 667 695 686 EAQCLGFEVHLRRGKYALALKCLAAAHSI 76 88 80 SHICWHVYGLLYR 713 731 725 LNKLYEPLPPQVAEVVDSE 749 773 767 FLSAHKDSIPHKYAYLTCQQLLKPE 479 486 484 EMQCVWYL 4 20 14 QLSSKDASLFRQVVRHY 150 159 154 ALAIAHHLSG 548 580 563 EHPFYTRAALSAIKAYILLHDQPDLAHGPLPEI 341 352 347 VQELVEGYVSNP 367 407 374 LSSAYYFLAQHYNYHLSRDLSKALQNVDKALELSPKAVEYQ 493 516 512 YLRQKKLGLALKRFHAVYNIFDVW 793 803 800 LETALAGLDLL 241 247 245 AAAYTAL 648 661 655 LKEALKFLTPLLEH 318 334 323 KKGVPSLFANIKLLYTN 229 234 231 DYLLRL 255 265 259 SLYYDGLIKAK 114 122 120 QRDLALLQM 272 281 276 HKALKALYDS 733 739 737 EALLPKA 534 540 537 RAYVDMV 294 300 297 RIPLDFL 48 53 49 MKALIM 308 316 310 AADAYLQRM 62 68 67 AFALAKE 96 107 103 AIKAYRFALRIE 522 528 526 DFHSFSL 32 38 33 ADQVLRK 164 170 168 AEKVLTT 128 133 130 QGYIQS 471 477 475 GGALGDL 76. Aspergillus nidulans EAA58968 MARTQKNKNTSYHLGQLKAKLAKLKRELLTPSGGGGGGSGAGFDVARTGVASVGFIGFPSVGKSTLMSRLTG QHSEAAAYEFTTLTTVPGQVLYNGAKIQILDLPGIIQGAKDGKGRGRQVIAVAKTCHLIFIVLDVNKPLVDK KVIENELEGFGIRINKQPPNIMFKKKDKGGISITSTVPLTHIDNDEIKAVMSEYKISSADISIRCDATIDDL IDVLEAKSRAYIPVVYALNKIDAITIEELDLLYRIPNAVPISSEHGWNIDELLEMMWEKLNLRRIYTKPKGK APDYTAPVVLRANACTVEDFCNAIHRTIKDQFKQAIVYGRSVKHQPQRVGLTHELADEDIGSRPFCEAYGTI GLTV Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 APDYTAPVVLRANACT 289 0.95 2 TPSGGGGGGSGAGFDV 30 0.92 3 GWNIDELLEMMWEKLN 262 0.91 4 LRRIYTKPKGKAPDYT 278 0.89 4 PGIIQGAKDGKGRGRQ 105 0.89 5 HELADEDIGSRPFCEA 341 0.88 6 EMMWEKLNLRRIYTKP 270 0.85 6 KVIENELEGFGIRINK 145 0.85 7 GISITSTVPLTHIDND 174 0.84 8 QHSEAAAYEFTTLTTV 73 0.82 9 TIEELDLLYRIPNAVP 241 0.80 10 GAKIQILDLPGIIQGA 96 0.78 10 ISSADISIRCDATIDD 200 0.78 11 VGFIGFPSVGKSTLMS 53 0.77 11 GGSGAGFDVARTGVAS 37 0.77 12 QLKAKLAKLKRELLTP 16 0.76 12 DGKGRGRQVIAVAKTC 113 0.76 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 119 145 131 RQVIAVAKTCHLIFIVLDVNKPLVDKK 225 237 231 RAYIPVVYALNKI 291 314 295 DYTAPVVLRANACTVEDFCNAIHR 85 96 91 LTTVPGQVLYNG 42 64 53 GFDVARTGVASVGFIGFPSVGKS 321 342 327 KQAIVYGRSVKHQPQRVGLTHE 214 223 219 DDLIDVLEAK 242 259 248 IEELDLLYRIPNAVPISS 177 185 183 ITSTVPLTH 99 110 102 IQILDLPGIIQG 11 31 14 SYHLGQLKAKLAKLKRELLTP 199 212 206 KISSADISIRCDAT 351 357 355 RPFCEAY 76 83 77 EAAAYEFT 191 197 197 IKAVMSE 77. Aspergillus nidulans AN2960.2 MAPSIATSEHVDLRAPIKTLLKTNAGHNKENVIGYGETYKHADELKGTVKQPPASFPHYLPVWDNETERYPP LQPFEHYDHGKDADPAFPDLFPKDASFHRDDLTPTIGSEVSGIQLSQLSKEGKDQLALFVAQRKVVAFRDQD FAHLPIDKALEFGGYFGRHHIHQASGAPRGYPEIHLVHRGADDTSGADFLAQHTNSITWHSDVTFEVQPPGT TFLYLLDGPTTGGDTLFADMAQAYKRLSPEFRKRLHGLKAVHSGVEQVNNSLNKGGIARRDPIMTEHPIVET HPVTGEKALFVNAQFTRYIVGYKKEESDFLLKFLYDHIALSQDIQTRVRWRPGTVVVWDNRVACHSALFDWA DGQRRHLARITPQAERPYETPFEG Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 TNSITWHSDVTFEVQP 198 0.94 2 PLQPFEHYDHGKDADP 72 0.93 3 RAPIKTLLKTNAGHNK 14 0.91 4 SQDIQTRVRWRPGTVV 329 0.90 5 APSIATSEHVDLRAPI 2 0.89 5 HLPIDKALEFGGYFGR 147 0.89 6 RRDPIMTEHPIVRTHP 275 0.88 6 LVHRGADDTSGADFLA 180 0.88 7 LPVWDNETERYPPLQP 60 0.87 7 IGYGETYKHADELKGT 33 0.87 8 YDHGKDADPAFPDLFP 79 0.85 8 KGTVKQPPASFPHYLP 46 0.85 8 RWRPGTVVVWDNRVAC 337 0.85 8 YIVGYKKEESDFLLKF 306 0.85 9 HLARITPQAERPYETP 366 0.84 9 HPVTGEKALFVNAQFT 289 0.84 9 VSGIQLSQLSKEGKDQ 112 0.84 10 TFEVQPPGTTFLYLLD 208 0.82 10 GYPEIHLVHRGADDTS 174 0.82 11 DLFPKDASFHRDDLTP 91 0.81 11 QAYKRLSPEFRKRLHG 238 0.81 11 HQASGAPRGYPEIHLV 166 0.81 12 HPIVRTHPVTGEKALF 283 0.80 13 NKGGIARRDPIMTEHP 269 0.79 14 FDWADGQRRHLARITP 357 0.77 15 NRVACHSALFDWADGQ 348 0.75 15 DGPTTGGDTLFADMAQ 223 0.75 15 TPTIGSEVSGIQLSQL 105 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 341 358 353 GTVVVWDNRVACHSALFD 46 63 59 KGTVKQPPASFPHYLPVW 127 141 131 QLALFVAQRKVVAFR 316 331 320 DFLLKFLYDHIALSQD 175 184 178 YPEIHLVHRG 282 294 288 EHPIVRTHPVTGE 251 265 254 LHGLKAVHSGVEQVN 216 224 219 TTFLYLLDG 70 79 73 YPPLQPFEHY 109 120 118 GSEVSGIQLSQL 204 214 210 HSDVTFEVQPP 296 302 300 ALFVNAQ 4 20 14 SIATSEHVDLRAPIKTL 145 153 147 FAHLPIDKA 304 310 309 TRYIVGY 161 169 166 GRHHIHQAS 87 97 90 PAFPDLFPKDA 191 198 194 ADFLAQHT 365 371 369 RHLARIT 240 246 240 YKRLSPE 78. Aspergillus nidulans AN5922.2 MGQYSSTQREHRHQFPTESPLPRQRSHSRNRDEDMNNGQNPERAGAFSPQAGQEIDNNDVQMTHSTETNFLV DPLQSLISHSSMLGSEEQMGNTQDETGSQDDASQQDYQSALFARVARRHSTMSRLGSRILPNSVIRGLLNSE EETPAEGHAHRHGVVSRTIPRSEVNQSSARFSPFASLSSRGGSRRRSLRGPYFIPRSDAAINNNGFLGTPSG PSTDGSAEPGWGWRRSLRIRRVGRVGHSLPTPIAQMFGPPSSDSTPAQDTENPPYSFHNSDPFSFIPHPGPL DTQMDFDTPHELNSVEPALADSQPASPMLTSQSQSSTRHFPSLLRARPPRALRREEQTPLSRILQLAATAIA TQLSGGAGPALPNIPSLGNDGFDGSLESFIQSLRNATSGQPSSGDSNNNSEDERPPGPVNFMRVFRFASDN SRSSDAPNRASTDQNNAVSNGDNMETDHHAEGQEGRTVTLVVIGVRSVPSGNGPAGDQQTAGLPGLDFLRLP FFPPGTLSPRPGPRPETTTSDHSASSSAPPANVDGSIQPGSPNVPRRLSDVGSRGTLSSLPSVVSESPPGPH PPPSTPAEPGLSAVSSGASTPSRRLSTTSAVSPNIMHQLNESRPSHPTVDNRDESLPHNTTHQRRRSDSEFA RHREQLGSGAARRNGVVEPDNHNAAPGRSWLIYVVGTNLSENHPAFAAPSLFTDNPTYEDMVLLSSLLGPVK PPVATQEDLISAGGLYRVVKCGDSMSAAAVDGTRTIQISEGERCLICLSEYEVAEELRQLTKCEHLYHRDCI DQHGAFPSSFTISSHLSLFASDIHCCIATFWFWLWGSRKIMKFITYRIKVDYLPTSHTTFITESSKQETKEQ QMDSIRLTVLISGSGTNLQAVIDDTTLPAKIVRVISNRKDAFGLERARRANIPTQYHNLVKYKKQHPATPEG VQRAREEYDAELARLVLEDKPDLVACLGFMHVLSEGFLGPLEAKGVRIVNLHPALPGEFNGANAERAHQAW LDGKIERTGVMIHNVISEVDMGKPILVKEIPFVKGADEDLHAFEQKVHEIEWKVVIEGLQKTIEEIRTTKS Rank Sequence Start position Score 1 EGVQRAREEYDAELAR 935 0.97 2 SHSRNRDEDMNNGQNP 26 0.95 3 PGTLSPRPGPRPETTT 508 0.94 4 AFSPQAGQEIDNNDVQ 46 0.93 4 PPSSDSTPAQDTENPP 255 0.93 4 DGKIERTGVMIHNVIS 1010 0.93 5 GSEEQMGNTQDETGSQ 86 0.92 6 HPTVDNRDESLPHNTT 622 0.91 6 HPPPSTPAEPGLSAVS 576 0.91 6 VVSESPPGPHPPPSTP 567 0.91 6 SRSSDAPNRASTDQNN 433 0.91 7 SRKIMKFITYRIKVDY 829 0.90 7 AQDTENPPYSFHNSDP 263 0.90 8 ACLGFMHVLSEGFLGP 961 0.89 8 GQEIDNNDVQMTHSTE 52 0.89 8 RGPYFIPRSDAAINNN 193 0.89 9 TRTIQISEGERCLICL 753 0.88 9 NESRPSHPTVDNRDES 616 0.88 9 SIQPGSPNVPRRLSDV 540 0.88 9 PGPRPETTTSDHSASS 515 0.88 9 NATSGQPSSGDSNNNS 395 0.88 9 PAEGHAHRHGVVSRTI 148 0.88 10 TGSQDDASQQDYQSAL 98 0.87 10 DYLPTSHTTFITESSK 843 0.87 10 LDTQMDFDTPHELNSV 288 0.87 11 EDLISAGGLYRVVKCG 727 0.86 11 SWLIYVVGTNLSENHP 677 0.86 11 NMETDHHAEGQEGRTV 455 0.86 11 TPIAQMFGPPSSDSTP 247 0.86 11 GQYSSTQREHRHQFPT 2 0.86 12 TVLISGSGTNLQAVID 872 0.85 12 QLTKCEHLYHRDCIDQ 779 0.85 12 RHGVVSRTIPRSEVNQ 155 0.85 13 QAVIDDTTLPAKIVRV 883 0.84 13 AVSSGASTPSRRLSTT 589 0.84 13 RRHSTMSRLGSRILPN 119 0.84 14 LGPLEAKGVRIVNLHP 974 0.83 14 CGDSMSAAAVDGTRTI 741 0.83 14 DVQMTHSTETNFLVDP 59 0.83 14 RREEQTPLSRILQLAA 341 0.83 15 HQRRRSDSEFARHREQ 638 0.82 15 SGNGPAGDQQTAGLPG 482 0.82 15 SFHNSDPFSFIPHPGP 272 0.82 15 PSGPSTDGSAEPGWGW 214 0.82 15 VHEIEWKVVIEGLQKT 1055 0.82 16 SNRKDAFGLERARRAN 900 0.81 16 TYRIKVDYLPTSHTTF 837 0.81 16 PSSGDSNNNSEDERPP 401 0.81 17 RDCIDQHGAFPSSFTI 789 0.80 17 EQLGSGAARRNGVVEP 652 0.80 17 ESFIQSLRNATSGQPS 387 0.80 17 SLSSRGGSRRRSLRGP 180 0.80 17 HQFPTESPLPRQRSHS 13 0.80 18 IPTQYHNLVKYKKQHP 916 0.79 18 HSASSSAPPANVDGSI 526 0.79 18 GPVNFMRVFRFANSDN 417 0.79 18 PNSVIRGLLNSEEETP 133 0.79 19 GNTQDETGSQDDASQQ 92 0.78 19 DESLPHNTTHQRRRSD 629 0.78 19 AATAIATQLSGGAGPA 355 0.78 19 SEVNQSSARFSPFASL 166 0.78 19 KPILVKEIPFVKGADE 1031 0.78 20 NPTYEDMVLLSSLLGP 703 0.77 21 HAEGQEGRTVTLVVIG 461 0.76 21 SEDERPPGPVNFMRVF 410 0.76 21 LRARPPRALRREEQTP 332 0.76 21 EDMNNGQNPERAGAFS 33 0.76 21 SQSQSSTRHFPSLLRA 319 0.76 21 PGWGWRRSLRIRRVGR 225 0.76 22 SGGAGPALPNIPSLGN 364 0.75 22 RVGRVGHSLPTPIAQM 237 0.75 Start End Max_score_pos Sequence 707 742 713 EDMVLLSSLLGPVKPPVATQEDLISAGGLYRVVKCG 469 480 472 TVTLVVIGVRSV 761 777 766 GERCLICLSEYEVAEEL 946 977 962 AELARLVLEDKPDLVACLGFMHVLSEGFLGPL 676 686 680 RSWLIYVVGTN 779 824 818 QLTKCEHLYHRDCIDQHGAFPSSFTISSHLSLFASDIHC CIATFWF 561 571 565 LSSLPSVVSES 870 877 872 RLTVLISG 892 899 896 PAKIVRVI 979 992 985 AKGVRIVNLHPALP 69 84 73 NFLVDPLQSLISHSSM 1047 1066 1065 DLHAFEQKVHEIEWKVVIEG 1032 1043 1038 PILVKEIPFVKG 837 848 843 TYRIKVDYLPTS 348 362 351 LSRILQLAATAIATQ 128 140 138 GSRILPNSVIRGL 107 120 115 QDYQSALFARVARR 154 162 156 HRHGVVSRT 1018 1026 1021 VMIHNVISE 917 932 923 PTQYHNLVKYKKQHPA 493 514 503 AGLPGLDFLRLPFFPPGTLSPR 300 320 305 LNSVEPALADSQPASPMLTSQ 584 593 588 EPGLSAVSSG 325 335 330 TRHFPSLLRAR 692 699 697 PAFAAPSL 238 252 244 VGRVGHSLPTPIAQM 882 889 885 LQAVIDDT 173 182 178 ARFSPFASLS 279 288 281 FSFIPHPGPL 368 375 374 GPALPNIP 603 610 604 TTSAVSPN 193 202 195 RGPYFIPRSD 662 667 667 NGVVEP 527 540 534 SASSSAPPANVDGS 387 393 391 ESFIQSL 545 555 551 SPNVPRRLSDV 573 582 575 PGPHPPPSTP 16 24 18 PTESPLPRQ

Patients with candidiasis mounted significant IgG titers against Candida proteins within 2 weeks of their diagnoses, whereas IgM titers did not differ from those of controls. This finding suggests that systemic candidiasis is well-established prior to the point at which the disease is diagnosed by current methods. Alternatively, a patient might have ongoing, low-level systemic exposure to Candida that predisposes them to systemic candidiasis.

Four C. albicans proteins (Set1p, Rbt4p, Met6p and Bgl2p) may serve as diagnostic targets, for serologic or antigen detection tests. Antibody profiling against candida proteins such as these may identify patients at high-risk to develop candidiasis, and could be a tool for targeted, pre-emptive therapy.

Antibody responses among patients with candidiasis due to other Candida spp. are being carried out. Trends of immunoglobulin responses during the course of candidiasis are being determined.

Example 2 Expression and Purification of Antigens

Fifteen antigens from 12 distinct proteins were expressed as 6× His-tagged polypeptides in E. coli and purified from cell-free supernatants by chromatography on Ni²⁺-NTA-agarose. Nine of the purified recombinant antigens were full-length (Table 9). MET1, PGK2 and MUC2 could not be efficiently expressed as full-length proteins, and were instead purified as two fragments (MET6-F1 and -F2; PGK1-F1 and -F2, and MUC1-F1 and -F2). The purified antigens appeared as single bands of expected sizes by SDS-PAGE and were detected by probing with anti-His antibodies (data not shown).

Example 3 Recognition of Antigens by Sera from Patients with Candidiasis and Un-Infected Controls

Sera from the patients with candidiasis and un-infected controls were tested against the 15 recombinant antigens using ELISA. The sera from 2 patients (one with systemic candidiasis and one control) were sufficient to test against only 14 antigens (all except PGK1). As anticipated, the IgM and IgG titers in the sera of the 8 premature or newborn infants were consistently low (at or below the control levels) against each of the recombinant antigens. As such, these sera were excluded from further data analysis.

Overall, the IgG titers from the sera of patients enrolled in this study better differentiated patients with systemic candidiasis and controls than IgM (FIGS. 3A and 3B). For this reason, only IgG response was selected for further analysis. There were no significant differences in titers between immunocompromised hosts, burn victims and other patients with candidiasis, between patients infected with C. albicans vs. non-C. albicans spp., or based on portal of entry.

Example 4 Identification of Antibody Responses that Discriminate Patients with Systemic Candidiasis from Controls

For each of the antigens, cut-off antibody titers were assigned that best discriminated patients from controls. The sensitivity and specificity of the antibody responses against individual antigens in identifying patients with systemic candidiasis are presented in Table 12.

Having shown that IgG titers against specific antigens diagnosed systemic candidiasis with reasonable sensitivity and specificity, the inventors sought to develop a predictive model that considered antibody responses against a panel of antigens. Collinearity was assessed by determining the tolerance of each of the 15 predictor variables (i.e., antibodies to specific antigens) on the others. Since collinearity diagnostics revealed no collinearity problems, all 15 antigens were included in the analysis.

Backwards elimination and canonical correlation analyses were then used to identify variables that might best predict systemic candidiasis. The two methods demonstrated excellent overall agreement in identifying predictors likely to be significant. The rank order in which the predictor variables were identified using canonical correlation analysis is presented in Table 13. Based on these results, a panel of seven predictors (SET1, MUC1-2, FBA1, PGK1-F1, PGK1-F2, and BCL2 and ENO1) were selected for discriminant analysis.

Discriminant analysis of the full set of 15 predictors yielded an outcome classification error rate of 3.7% (3/82) (Table 14). Among the 82 patients and controls enrolled in the study, only 3 were classified incorrectly: one patient with systemic candidiasis was predicted to be a control, and 2 controls were predicted to have systemic candidiasis. The sensitivity and specificity of the panel of 15 predictors were 96.6% and 95.6%, respectively. Discriminant analysis of the panel of 7 predictors yielded identical results. Using classification tables generated for smaller subsets of predictors, the inventors identified a panel of 4 predictors (SET1, ENO1, MUC1-2 and PGK1-2) that performed as well as the larger panels (Table 14). Canonical discriminate analysis was applied to assign weights to each of the 4 variables in the prediction of systemic candidiasis; the strongest correlations were with SET1 (the standardized canonical coefficients for SET1, ENO1, MUC1-2 and PGK1-2 were 1.29, 0.91, −0.39 and −0.20, respectively).

Using regression analysis, it was confirmed that the panel of 4 predictors performed as well as the 15 predictors in diagnosing systemic candidiasis. The analysis of the 4 predictors yielded an R² of 0.69, which was not significantly different from the R² of 0.73 for the full model (F=0.98, p=0.47).

Example 5 Testing a Prediction Model for Systemic Candidiasis

Based on the data, the equation that best predicted systemic candidiasis was: prediction score=(0.10*SET1±0.07*ENO−0.04*MUC1-F2−0.02*PGK1-F2−0.12), where SET1, ENO, MUC1-F2 and PGK1-F2 denote the log₂ of the specific antibody titers in individual patients. A score >0.5 for a given patient was predictive of systemic candidiasis.

To test the validity of this model, ELISAs were performed against the 15 recombinant antigens using sera that had been collected from 16 patients with systemic candidiasis and 16 un-infected controls prior to the present study. The panel of 4 predictors yielded sensitivity and specificity of 100% (16/16) and 87.5% (14/16), respectively. The only classification errors were two controls who were predicted to have systemic candidiasis.

To the inventors' knowledge, this is the first study to demonstrate that antibody responses against a panel of C. albicans antigens can accurately diagnose systemic candidiasis. Serum IgG responses were measured against 15 recombinant C. albicans antigens by ELISA and derived a prediction model that identified patients with systemic candidiasis with an error rate of only 3.7%, sensitivity of 96.6% and specificity of 95.6%. The performance of the prediction model was superior to antibody detection against any individual antigen. Using backwards elimination and canonical correlation analyses, a subset of 4 antigens that performed as accurately as the full panel was identified. The inventors further confirmed the validity of the 4 antigen panel by testing sera that were different from those used to derive the prediction model. Given the limitations of current diagnostic tests, measuring antibody responses against a panel such as ours might represent a significant advance in the diagnosis of systematic candidiasis.

These data refute several of the major concerns about the limitations of antibody detection as a diagnostic tool. First, the inventors demonstrated that patients with systemic candidiasis exhibited significant IgG titers against a wide range of antigens at the time of positive blood cultures. This observation corroborates a number of reports documenting significant IgG titers against individual proteins like Eno1p, Hwp1p, mannan and CAGTA before or at the time of the first positive blood culture (Lain, A et al. BMC Microbiol., 2007; 7:35; Lain, A et al. Clin Vaccine Immunol., 2007; 14:318-9; Pazos, C et al. Rev Iberoam Micol., 2006; 23:209-15). Such findings are consistent with the fact that blood cultures are often not positive until relatively late in the disease course (Morris, A J et al. J Clin Microbiol., 1996; 34:1583-5; Garey, K W et al. Clin Infect Dis., 2006 Jul. 1; 43:25-3; Morrell, M et al. Antimicrob Agents Chemother., 2005; 49:3640-5). Alternatively, it is possible that invasive diseases like candidemia are preceded in at least some patients by low-level systemic exposure to Candida spp., perhaps reflecting “leakage” from mucosal sites of colonization. It is striking that IgG responses were superior to IgM in discriminating patients with systemic candidiasis from controls. In fact, the majority of studies to date have looked at IgG antibodies (Quindos, G et al. Rev Iberoam Micol., 2004; 21(1)). Studies of IgM responses have yielded conflicting results, with results superior to IgG against blastospore cytoplasm and mannan in one study and inferior against hyphal cell wall proteins in another (Gutierrez, J et al. J Clin Microbiol., 1993; 31:2550-2; Torres-Rodriguez, J M et al. Mycoses., 1997; 40:439-44). We hypothesize that the potent IgG responses in the present study are consistent with amnestic responses against tissue invasion by a commensal organism to which the host has already been exposed.

Second, the inventors showed that the sensitivity of antibody detection was not attenuated among patients who were significantly immunocompromised, including stem cell and solid organ transplant recipients, patients with hematologic malignancies and a high-dose steroid recipient with lupus. Again, this observation is consistent with numerous reports assessing antibody responses against individual antigens. Third, it was found that antibody responses to the recombinant C. albicans antigens included in the panel diagnosed patients infected with non-C. albicans spp. as well as C. albicans, which likely reflected the inclusion of conserved proteins like glycolytic enzymes, SET1 (a histone methyltransferase) and NOT5 (a component of the CCR-NOT global regulatory complex). Indeed, IgG responses against C. albicans enolase have been reported to be effective in identifying patients with candidemia caused by diverse Candida spp. (Lain, A et al. BMC Microbial., 2007; 7:35). Interestingly, a recent study showed that the detection of antibodies to HWP1, a protein produced exclusively during hyphal growth by C. albicans, is also useful among patients infected with non-C. albicans spp. (Lain, A et al. BMC Microbial., 2007; 7:35), suggesting that epitopes within non-conserved proteins might also elicit cross-reactive responses.

The sensitivities and specificities that were observed with individual proteins are within the ranges previously reported for antibody detection against a variety of antigens. Studies of IgG responses to enolase, for example, have yielded sensitivities of 50-92% and specificities of 78-95% (Quindos, Get al. Rev Iberoam Micol., 2004; 21(1); Lain, A et al. Clin Vaccine Immunol., 2007; 14:318-9; van Deventer, A J et al. Microbial Immunol., 1996; 40:125-31; Mitsutake, K et al. J Clin Microbial., 1996; 1918-21), and similar performances have been reported for tests against SAP (Na B K and Song C Y Clin Diagn Lab Immunol., 1999; 6:924-9; Yang Q et al. Mycoses, 2007; 50:165-71), HWP1 (Lain, A et al. Clin Vaccine Immunol., 2007; 14:318-9), a 52 kDa metalloprotein (El Moudni, B et al. Clin Diagn Lab Immunol., 1998; 5:823-5), mannan (Sendid, B et al. J Clin Microbial., 1999; 37:1510-7; Yera, H et al. Eur J Clin Microbial Infect Dis., 2001; 20:864-70) and CTGTA (Quindos, G et al. Rev Iberoam Micol., 2004; 21(1); Lain, A et al. BMC Microbial., 2007; 7:35). In attempts to overcome the diagnostic limitations of existing antibody tests, investigators have used a number of them in combination with antigen and/or metabolite detection. In general, these strategies have improved the sensitivity and specificity of the individual tests, as well as resulted in earlier diagnoses of systemic candidiasis (Fisher, J F et al. Am J Med Sci., 1985; 290:135-42; Sendid, B et al. J Clin Microbial., 1999; 37:1510-7; Sendid, B et al. J Med Microbial., 2002; 51:433-42; Sendid, B et al. J Clin Microbial., 2004; 42:164-71; Yera, H et al. Eur J Clin Microbiol Infect Dis., 2001; 20:864-70; Platenkamp, G J et al. J Clin Pathol., 1987; 40:1162-7). It is quite possible, therefore, that a prediction model such as ours based on antibody responses to multiple antigens will ultimately be of greatest utility in combination with cultures and other diagnostic markers.

In conclusion, a highly accurate model can be derived using a few rationally selected antigens. Indeed, limiting the number of antigens is desirable since it simplifies large-scale testing by ELISA. Once a prediction model is validated, the precise roles of antibody profiling against candidal antigens in the management of systemic candidiasis can be further investigated in well-designed prospective studies. In addition to diagnosing systemic candidiasis, potential applications of antibody testing include tracking responses to antifungal therapy and identifying high-risk patients who could benefit from preventive or pre-emptive treatment.

It should be understood that the examples and embodiments described herein are for illustrative purposes only and that various modifications or changes in light thereof will be suggested to persons skilled in the art and are to be included within the spirit and purview of this application. 

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 59. A composition of matter comprising: (a) an amino acid sequence listed in. Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein; or (b) a fragment of (a); or (c) an array comprising a combination of polypeptides selected from SET1 (chromatin regulatory protein), ENO1 (enolase I), PGK1-2 (phosphoglycerate kinease), or MUC 1-2 (cell surface glycoprotein); or (d) an array comprising one or more polypeptides selected from MET6-1, METE-2, NOT5, RBT4, IPF9162, CAR1, GAP1, SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-1, MCU1-2, or BGL2; or (e) an array comprising one or more polypeptides selected from among SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-2, and BGL2; or (f) a variant of a polypeptide of (a), (b) or (c), wherein said variant polypeptide specifically binds to an antibody that specifically binds to a polypeptide of (a), (b) or (c); or (g) a heterologous polypeptide fused, in frame, to a polypeptide comprising the polypeptide of (a) or (b); or (h) a multimeric construct comprising a polypeptide of (a) or (b).
 60. A composition comprising at least one isolated or purified polypeptide according to claim 59, or an isolated polynucleotide encoding the polypeptide; and an additional component.
 61. The composition according to claim 60, wherein said additional component is a solid support, and wherein said polypeptide or said encoding polynucleotide is immobilized on said support.
 62. The composition according to claim 61, wherein said solid support is selected from the group consisting of microtiter wells, magnetic beads, non-magnetic beads, agarose beads, glass, cellulose, plastics, polyethylene, polypropylene, polyester, nitrocellulose, nylon, and polysulfone.
 63. The composition according to claim 60, wherein said additional component is a pharmaceutically acceptable excipient.
 64. The composition according to claim 61, wherein said solid support provides an array of polypeptides or encoding polynucleotides, and wherein said array of polypeptides is selected from among the polypeptides listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein, or a fragment or variant thereof.
 65. The composition according to claim 61, wherein said solid support provides an array of polypeptides or encoding polynucleotides, and wherein said array of polypeptides is selected from SET1 (chromatin regulatory protein), ENO1 (enolase I), PGK1-2 (phosphoglycerate kinease), and/or MUC1-2 (cell surface glycoprotein).
 66. The composition according to claim 61, wherein said solid support provides an array of polypeptides or encoding polynucleotides, and wherein said array of is selected from among MET6-1, METE-2, NOT5, RBT4, IPF9162, CAR1, GAP1, SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-1, MUC1-2, and/or BGL2.
 67. The composition according to claim 61, wherein said solid support provides an array of polypeptides or encoding polynucleotides, and wherein said array of polypeptides is selected from SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-2, and/or BGL2.
 68. The composition according to claim 60, further comprising an additional antigen of interest.
 69. A method of binding an antibody to a polypeptide comprising contacting a sample containing an antibody with a polypeptide under conditions that allow for the formation of an antibody-antigen complex, wherein said polypeptide is selected from the group consisting of the polypeptides listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein, or a fragment or variant thereof.
 70. The method according to claim 69, further comprising the step of detecting the formation of said antibody-antigen complex.
 71. The method according to claim 69, wherein said method is performed using an array of polypeptides.
 72. The method according to claim 71, wherein said array comprises SET1 (chromatin regulatory protein), ENO1 (enolase I), PGK1-2 (phosphoglycerate kinease), and MUC1-2 (cell surface glycoprotein).
 73. The method according to claim 71, wherein said array comprises MET6-1, MET6-2, NOT5, RBT4, IPF9162, CAR1, GAP1, SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-1, MUC1-2, and BGL2.
 74. The method according to claim 71, wherein said array comprises SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-2, and BGL2.
 75. An isolated antibody that specifically binds to a polypeptide of claim 59, or a fragment or variant thereof
 76. A method of hybridizing polynucleotides comprising contacting a sample comprising a population of polynucleotides with a second population of polynucleotides under conditions that allow for the formation of a hybridization complex, wherein said second population of polynucleotides comprises polynucleotides that encode at least one polypeptide that is selected from among: (a) an amino acid sequence listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein; or (b) a fragment of (a); or (c) a polypeptide listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein; or (d) one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, or four or more polypeptides) selected from among SET1 (chromatin regulatory protein), ENO1 (enolase I), PGK1-2 (phosphoglycerate kinease), and MUC1-2 (cell surface glycoprotein); or (e) one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, or fifteen or more polypeptides) selected from among MET6-1, MET6-2, NOT5, RBT4, IPF9162, CAR1, GAP1, SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-1, MUC1-2, and BGL2; or (f) one or more polypeptides (e.g., one, two, three, four, five, six, or seven or more polypeptides) selected from among SET1, ENO1, FBA1, PGK1-1, PGK1-2, MUC1-2, and BGL2; or (g) a variant of a polypeptide of (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), or (f), wherein said variant polypeptide specifically binds to an antibody that specifically binds to a polypeptide of (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), or (f); or (h) a fragment of a polypeptide of (c), (d), (e), or (f), wherein said variant polypeptide fragment specifically binds to an antibody that specifically binds to a polypeptide of (c), (d), (e), or (f), or a fragment of (c), (d), (e), or (f).
 77. The method according to claim 76, further comprising the step of detecting the hybridization complex.
 78. A method for diagnosing or monitoring a Candida or Aspergillus infection in a subject, the method comprising: (a) providing a gene expression profile obtained from a biological sample of the subject, wherein the expression profile comprises a plurality of Candida or Aspergillus genes that are expressed at the protein level; and (b) comparing the subject's gene expression profile to a reference gene expression profile.
 79. The method according to claim 78, wherein the reference gene expression profile is obtained from a normal, healthy individual, or from an infected individual.
 80. The method according to claim 78, wherein said method further comprises: (a) providing a gene expression profile obtained from a biological sample from the subject after the subject has undergone a treatment regimen for Candida or Aspergillus infection; and (b) comparing the subject's post-treatment gene expression profile to the reference gene expression profile, to monitor the subject's response to the treatment regimen.
 81. The method according to claim 78, wherein the Candida or Aspergillus genes are those listed in Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 disclosed herein. 